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09-02-2011, 07:20 AM
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Topps Rack Packs
I spent many hours in stores as a kid in the mid-1980's searching through rack packs without opening them. All you have to do is slide the cards to the top of the segmented baggy and then you can with your fingernail slide each card down, one at a time, and read the names on the back. Then you just buy the ones with Canseco in them!
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