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jan j.
6 years ago
I found it. It should read, "350 playing card decks"
jan j.
6 years ago
The headline and the article both say 350 cards, but it is obviously much more. May I ask for a more accurate count. This looks like a cool project. thank you
Alan P.
6 years ago
Very cool!
Scott H.
6 years ago
Wow! Very interesting!
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