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02-02-2005, 02:14 PM
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What is your most "Tipton" card?
Posted By: Bob Marquette
In collecting the different color variations of caramel cards, I came across the skinniest E98 in existence. Some owner had shaved off both left and right borders but left it the right height. Since it is a blue Coombes and I have never been able to find another, it is in the safe somewhere, neatly stored in a top loader although from time to time I have been tempted to send it in to PRO just to see if they would grade it 
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