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03-28-2020, 05:26 PM
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Ah see that's just it, why were fewer printed in 57 than 56? Were they shortprints, or printed separately from the rest of the cards, and in smaller numbers? One would think from a marketing perspective, you'd want the checklist cards to be readily available so kids would know how to locate their favorite players (and keep buying).
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