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08-03-2011, 07:15 AM
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+1...card is obviously trimmed, combined with ASA/PRO slab...which in and of itself should set sirens in motion. Lesson learned. Personally I'd have kept the card in the ASA slab as more of a historical nod to one of the 1st slabs...even if it was by entombed by Hager...for Hager.
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