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12-19-2005, 08:33 AM
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Cuban "Polar" Cards
Posted By: Mike Campbell
Regardless of the outcome, it has been interesting. If they do turn out to be "fakes" the story would then become, Who would go to all this trouble, and what was the process that this individual went through? That would be more interesting than the cards themselves. It is amazing what lengths people go through to make a buck. I can't wait to hear the news. I don't care either way. 
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