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05-25-2006, 02:23 PM

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M101-2 Question

Posted By: Henry Eshelman

I just started liking these cards and was wondering more about them.

How were they issued?
What type of paper stock are they on (thickness etc..)?
and whats the relative price range for Hofers commons etc.

Thanks, Henry Eshelman

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