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12-30-2010, 11:53 AM
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Agree with above. If you have them in hand, illuminate them with a black light (my refrain). Some adults didn't want kids smoking, and would trim ads from tobacco cards before passing them on. T200s are THIN. Having held a real one will help distinguish a fake from a real one. Those look authentic, from what you've posted. But cutting out the ad would be a sly bit of trickery, now, wouldn't it?
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