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06-20-2005, 01:20 PM
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For all Baseball Historians
Posted By: joe brennan
Thank you. I thought so too. I think it was because he seperated post and card in the title. If you do a search for that you get alot of post cereal cards. I wasnt around to snipe at it as I was playing poker that night and I did lose out on 2 others similar to this. This 1 may be a bit more common, but a nice find at that price. Out 
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