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05-16-2012, 06:59 AM
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not to me
I haven't heard of any reprints or fakes of these but there is no doubt that anything we see on the internet can be reproduced. Maybe Fritsch made some as their company put out many reprint sets?
In my experiences it is not uncommon to see more of something come out from the same source. Even if whatever it is is very scarce. That set is like many other sets which are very scarce but their monetary value doesn't get too too high because of the limited audience. These PC's should do ok though....
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