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02-03-2010, 11:34 PM
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Tuxedo tins only somewhat elated to baseball because of the signs... thy never produced cards. Regardless, they have little value. The Helmar box is too late for card distribution and is worth about $10 or so. The Mayo lunch box was used for distribution of the N series cards, but are common. In that condition, I would pay less than $30 for it...
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