Brett Alan, chose the Irv Noren Auto. So Fuji you are up to pick again and Angels In Order is on Deck. Fuji you can pick one more item from the updated prize page.
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If Fuji doesnt pick one, I'll take the Nolan Ryan or the Ted Williams.
Decisions... decisions. I'll go with the Thiele McGwire. Thank you Rod for this very generous contest. It was fun voting on all of those different cards for your Frankenset.
And thank you very much!
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