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02-10-2016, 01:50 PM
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Yep. Guilty as charged.
I think it finished my master set of HF boxing. As I understand it, the smaller sized cards, the singles, were # 1-126, while the larger cards with the perforated edges were #1-96. The Gavilan (116) and Moore (121) would be only available in the small versions, while Marciano (54) would be in both versions. Here is what it would look like [sorry for the crappy scans]:  Who is Gavilan knocking the snot out of on the card?
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