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My 12 year old, James, found this today and paid $1 for it. Loved that they were still in the box. Pretty cool, doubt that they have alot of value but we like em. We did some searching online and most that we found had the boxes listed at 29 cents instead of the 19 cents as on this box. Am really glad my kids are enjoying picking so much, we had a full day of it today.
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kerry ... I'm surprised at you !!!! What would Mickey think ??!!
Very cool find James !!!!
LOL!!!!! NOW THATS FUNNY!!!!!!!!! OMG!!!!
Mickey would say "Free Cheese" lol
FREE CHEESE AND THEN "SNAP" !!!! JUST KIDDING !!!!! LOL!!!!
That's cool! These are still 19 cents where I live. LOL
thanks hedge, kerry, bellin, tommy and treece....and hedge that is funny!
thanks retroechoes