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04-30-2002, 12:06 PM
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Follow-up on EX-MT
Posted By: leon
I hear what you say but still have a hard time believing that cards came straight from the pack in vg condition. Did the cigarette makers know that 90 years later we would think they were in too good of condition when we paid huge amounts for them so they rounded the corners for us? I am a "relative" novice here but would appreciate a little extrapolation of how/why they inserted vg-ex cards in packs of smokes....best regards 
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