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Old 03-06-2010, 11:56 AM
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Also, another tidbit I have recently uncovered is that the "ends in eighty" subset was apparently produced at the same time as the Gasslers Bread set. That set also has an extraordinary # of NY guys in it and many of those that are only found in the "ends in eighty" subset.

I knew there was a Frank Baker in the Gasslers set for some time but after seeing the E121 one in SCP it really confirmed that theory that I had. Also, I have seen "Phil" Douglas with the Gasslers back so I am pretty confident that a E121 "ends in eighty" of him will be found (a la the Baker card)

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