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07-11-2012, 11:57 PM
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distribution?
In thinking more about this I am not so sure on the strip hypothesis and would respectfully open it back up to debate. My main reasoning was based on odd cuts and weird, big borders. But I haven't ever seen a strip of these (though one or some, could exist). On other strip cards, most series, we have seen strips. If they were issued as strips you would think we would see at least a few uncut ones? I guess we also need to look into how/why Burdick classified them the way he did.....Just thinkin' out loud.....
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