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08-29-2002, 01:36 PM
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Can someone explain "paper stock" to me..
Posted By: leon
It is understandable why you would not want to call those ebay scammers on their scam as you seem to be fairly new to the board. As you have noticed there are some experienced folks on here with tons of info...I have been very happy on numerous occasions in finding out extremely esoteric info very quickly...but the reason for this response is to let you know that most cards that are cut out from true boxes and strips are considered cards in the classsic sense..the strip cards are generally classified as "W" by desigination and the cut out cards are denoted by whatever they came from ie ...cut from candy box= "E-uncatalogued", cut out from an ice cream carton "F-uncatalgued", cut out from twentieth century tobacco container = "T-Unc"...etc.....best regards and again welcome aboard 
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