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01-16-2003, 02:31 AM

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The T207 Printing Process

Posted By: Jay behrens

Yeah, don't waste your time on this set. You should instead go after the the next one in the ACC, t208s. Only 18 cards in that set.

Jay- you think a t207 set is tough to complete?

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