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10-17-2006, 11:50 AM
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w575-2's ?
Posted By: leon
Like I said I have another with only half a schedule on back and one player. I was amazed when I picked this up and put it under a 10x to see if it was seperated where the middle crease is. It's never been seperated. I am sure that they are called "strip" cards as Burdick labelled them as the catch all "W" series...along with those really big strip cards...W600's 
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