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04-16-2003, 06:47 AM
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Restored cards.....your thoughts
Posted By: runscott
I heard a similar story though: there was a small town in Pennsylvania that had no need for a police force, only really old people so there wasn't much civil strife. The Postmaster basically ran the town, and coincidentally was a huge collector of baseball cards. As he grew older and more powerful he demanded tribute from the townfolk, in the form of baseball cards. He always stamped his seal on the back of each one: "Toy Town Post Office". 
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