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09-22-2004, 02:05 PM
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Unopened packs and aging to cards; or, the dangers of not smoking
Posted By: Jon Canfield
As you can see from the scan, the Lewis is quite stained. I did, however, see a man open a Hassan pack once. The card from inside was severely (sp?) miscut, but overall, very little staining. I think some might have to do with the type of tobacco used as well as the wrapping on the cigarettes. Obviously, an unopened Polar Bear, where the cards were in direct contact, would be much worse than a cigarette pack. 
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