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11-30-2023, 01:44 PM
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D) a " double"
I bought most of my packs at a corner store, about a block or so from my house. I was not even out the front door of the store and the pack was opened, slab of gum shoved in my mouth, and looked at the cards. You dib not have to look at your checklist, you knew the cards by sight as to which ones you needed and those you did not. Many times the cards and wrapper were put in the trach can outside the store and then back in with another nickel to repeat the process. Mike 
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