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07-20-2008, 09:57 AM
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Should MELLO-MINT's be classified as an "R" set ?
Posted By: leon
I agree with most of your suggestions/statements.....though I am the lone hold out on the T213-1's....Burdick was a genius in getting as much correct as he did. I have been going over old hobby publications the last few days....What we learn in 1 day on Net54 could have taken years in snail mail....Can you imagine? 
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