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03-27-2014, 02:19 PM
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Shawn, not trying to corner you but you seem to have some "stones" if you will. Since everyone else seems to ignore this question perhaps you can answer?
If what was done by Dick and others that results in cards just like the Plank posted is no big deal in our hobby. Why asked now many times is it not mentioned with pride at the time of sale and hidden from TPGs? I actually would enjoy hearing your POV on the above question since you seem to be in the camp that what Dick does is not a big deal. Cheers, John 
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