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11-02-2010, 01:45 PM
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Did anyone ever do a checklist of what was in the large U.S. Caramel find of about twenty years ago? Besides dozens of high grade cards, the first Lindstrom, a canceled one, was discovered. Before that nobody knew if card #16 ever existed, or who was on it. If I remember correctly the early guides speculated that it was Joe Kuhel.
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