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12-01-2009, 05:24 PM
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Condition wise much easier than the 70 or 71. The 70's have major centering issues and many with the white line accross the topyou already know how tough the borders are on 71. Just keep an eye out for some high grade set breaks and you can do some major damage pretty quickly, but not quick enough to make it easy !
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