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05-21-2011, 12:33 AM
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Todd-For one person to get enough cards for all the uniforms would have been very tough, but it could have been a team project. They could have had drives to outfit the local youth team. With 10+ families working together, maybe consuming a loaf of bread every day or every other day, and assuming not a lot of duplication, it could be accomplished. This says a lot about why the cards are so scarce.
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