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05-05-2014, 05:12 PM
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probably a bunch of half ate xmas apple ornaments. I had that happen to me before. And the chipmunks/squirrels ate it like a real apple...left the core.
This is what gots me thinking about taking a bunch of just regular cards (refractors and even the 88 donruss's) and put them into one of those military weatherproof boxes. Bury it. Then write up a treasure map, given GPS location (as option) in your safe deposit box for when you pass away. Or just hide the map in the house for people decades later to find. 
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