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08-05-2015, 08:52 AM
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This is a tough set for sure and you may want to decide what condition you want to collect them in. They are very tough to find not cancelled. They seem to be more commonly found with a portion cut off which was used as a redemption. They are also found with a patterned hole punching also a sign of their use as a redemption. The cut/punched are easier (but not easy) to find and less expensive. Hope this helps.
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