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11-26-2014, 05:44 AM
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This thread is getting just a little more attention than my Dietsche Cubs PC one did a few weeks ago with zero responses
 . I thought I'd help keep this one alive.Strip cards are tough to love. Poor images, typically poor condition and overall sort of ugly. But, is a great way to collect variety and HOFers affordably. I can see the fun in collecting those with back advertisements too. The Wahoo is cool.
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