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Finally went back and freed (de-slabbed) ALL of my T206's and T205's. Going a step further, even got rid of the plastic holders, so they are all just in slips. Perfectly safe, given the condition I collect, and a much more accessible collection now.
Number is now 65
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My number stands @ 520. Just happy to upgrade a few. Nice to see more attempting the Monster. Enjoy the journey. Ignore the Monster nightmares...
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+ 3 . Monster number 85
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+1 , monster number 86
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