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05-07-2010, 04:31 PM
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Mile HIgh action-- after three months
I received an email notice from Mile High Cards this afternoon that a '34 Goudey Charlie Grimm I won (and paid for) in mid February had been shipped earlier today. Does anyone know why it requires three months to pack and send a single card?
I'm sure there's some rational explanation, and I'm really ready to hear what it might be. 
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