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05-30-2010, 12:29 PM
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Marc,
Good points. Red Cross could've been a possibility for the anonymous backs. Only a few exist. Few enough to where they could've been part of a test sheet. I can't think of another fairly large issue where one back is so amazingly scarce. Not sure why they would've have followed through with more. Rob 
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