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Posted 7 months ago
MattyG
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I drove about 60 miles in the rain to an estate auction because I saw they had boxes of 45's there. I patiently waited for them to come up, and avoided pushing them up to draw attention to myself. When they finally came up, some guy took me to $70 so I was pissed most of the way home. After sorting through the stash I felt a lot better because I found quite a few gems in pristine shape in that lot. These two 1966 G.I. Joe Space Capsule 45's were probably stashed in the lot mistakenly, because I did see all the G.I. Joe toys in their original boxes for auction. One is still stapled and never removed from original cardboard holder, while the other is in just pristine condition. Side 1 is Introduction To Manned Mercury Spaceflight, and side 2 is Actual Mercury Spaceflight Communications.
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