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#3
09-09-2010, 08:44 PM
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tough
They are much tougher than most caramel sets. Think of how many we see for sale? Not really a whole relatively speaking....They are on paper thin stock and usually found in very low condition. A 3 like this one is actually quite high grade. (everyone's least favorite one too boot
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