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10-23-2016, 11:25 AM
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I've bought cut outs from a different seller. I collect Jersey City Skeeters stuff and have bought several team composites that have been cut out of guides from the era. I have several years of composites now and they are really pretty cool little pieces. What I don't like are the cut outs that are in screwdowns and look like graded "cards" from AAA grading. I'm not sure why I feel differently about those but I do.
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