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05-18-2017, 06:29 AM
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The birth place of shilling. It was so cute back then. Since this auction no one has known the true price of cards. ��
Thanks for sharing by the way this is really awesome stuff. I need to know more about the plastic "tubes" that the cards were in. This might also help us answer the question of how did the high end card survive. All of this sounds so much like today's world in card that I can't believe it's the 40s.
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