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04-25-2011, 10:25 PM
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Justin,
They're really easy to get addicted to once you take a good look at them and realize how perfectly strange they are compared to any other issue. The dangerous part is that some are very easy to find which makes you think you might just be able to find all of them one day! I've been collecting them for many years and still need 5. I'm not quite as active with them as Mike, Ron, and a couple others on this board, but always keep an eye out. For the last few years, I've made very slow progress towards the set which is part of the fun in my opinion. Best of luck with them. Rob 
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