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05-17-2010, 05:55 PM
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Many years back, three very much trimmed '33 Goudeys. I had developed an interest, if not much in the way of knowledge, in pre war cards, due to their beauty and history. When I saw these three, beautiful to my eyes, trim jobs (which in my ignorance at the time, I didn't realize were trimmed), and the extremely low price which they were going for, I figured, ok, time to jump in. Didn't take long to figure out why, the "bargain" price
 Still have those three butcher jobs and would never get rid of them, due to their obvious sentimental, if not aesthetic, appeal. 
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