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Old 01-08-2013, 12:44 PM
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Very cool AL! You really amaze me in your ability to locate items! It's a gift!

Try contacting Mike Jasperson at the Topps Company. He is in charge of curating the Topps Vault. Since most of the cards in the team set came from the Vault it would make sense that the missing one may have come from there. Who knows, maybe it's still in there buried under a 1971 Topps Greatest Moments wax pack wrapper, lol.
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Not sure if anyone noticed, but most of those are missing the black ink.
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I have a Topps 1982 Blackless set...I noticed
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