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I had this happen with a seller recently. I had the tracking number, it came from the east to my area, then to San Francisco, back to my city, back SF, back to my city, back to SF, back to the hub city out east and back to the seller. I've bought from this seller and was watching it all happen over the internet. After 3 weeks I got the card and the seller and I had a good laugh out if it. What can you do? It's the USPS.
Edit: And the address was correct too. Go figure...
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98.5% of 1969-1980 Topps Sets Completed 8,401 base cards, 8,278 acquired, 123 to go  1971-1980 Complete Last edited by Robs70sCards; 11-11-2016 at 09:20 PM. 
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