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01-26-2014, 01:40 PM
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I thank all for your replys. i am not looking to buy anything. Just wondering about cellos. How they sold in------let's say----1958, How did Topps sell them., How did the local candy store sell them. In 1973 I went to the local Sweet Shop. There was the cello pack with the wrap with the words. "Topps Baseball Cards". "25 cents". "1 stick of bubble gum inside". My question is this: How were 1958 cellos sold? But I see older cellos with no markings on the package.
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