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08-18-2020, 11:41 AM
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OK...now i am addicted to both completing this set AND eating the chips....luckily I found a local deli that donates meals to local hospitals, first responders, food banks etc and they are going to take all my little bags to include in those meals.
Here's my comment on the cards...in about one out of every two bags/packs opened, each of the three cards has a dual "crease", about an inch apart, running the entire vertical length of the cards. Impacts each of the cards equally. Looks mechanical...like a roller or some other part of the printing process...did not happen whilst in the bag due to poor handling as the "creases" are far too uniform. Has anyone else found similar issues? At this rate, putting together a "mint" set will be really tough Mike 
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