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miner09
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- Pattonville Texas
Why does he think they are rare? There are a lot of 40's.
Tony in Mass.
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For a minute there... I thought Miner moved to Pennsylvania....
Thomas(AB)
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- Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta
Gotta disagree. Depending on where you live they may be common or rare. I've only seen 1 for sale in the past 4 years in the province of Alberta. Sadly I wasn't able to attend the auction and bring it home.
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