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07-10-2011, 10:50 AM
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thanks shawn
yeah - it's weird because the graphics on mine are slightly different than the graphics on those ornate pins in the thread (which are the same as the graphics on the pins in Rucker's book).
So if rucker says his are of specific players, mine may have been issued later to look like those players? I think all the players are generic across all three sets. but I'll keep researching. 
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