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05-01-2012, 08:56 AM
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verry interesting , so you work on this set since the 70's .... before my birth
 lol It is a long way travel to build a t206 set, in the last time i bought many cards but i will probably take a little brake in the nexts months.. pderhaps buy a couple t206 a month but no major purchase until the end of the year.... I will probably collect T206 for the rest of my life too... |
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