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09-02-2009, 06:19 PM
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Pop reports are not accurate at all for saying there are exactly 73 of a certain card. However, I believe those inaccuracies are generally uniform over the entire sample, meaning that, if one common card from a certain issue has a pop of 20 and another common from that same issue has a pop of 60, we can say that the first one indeed is a SP.
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