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06-12-2011, 01:35 PM
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Chuck W.
Thanks for the link, that definitely answers the Goudey question. Further question would be about other card sets/companies. Did they have to do the same? Did their cards get returned? Where are they? Anyone have one? If other companies did not need to do this, why? Ah, so many questions. Thanks for other members showing their similar cards.
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