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08-21-2012, 04:30 PM
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I think mine at this point would be the Seymour Lenox back.. I looked for a couple years for one....and another board member had one (thanks Adam)
Ive been looking for the seymour Drum back for about 3 years now... just missed it in the card target auction... and its disappeared since... if I ever pick up that it will surely be my toughest find.  
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Jamie Looking for T206 Errors, Ghosts and Severe Miscuts 
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