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Question about Mystery Cut Redemptions from UD!!
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drewdaddy42
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Mine arrived yesterday and I received the email notification yesterday that they were shipped. I am however only 100 miles away from San Diego.
JackLondon
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I got the email notification on Tuesday, but haven't received it yet. I, too, live just up the coast from San Diego. Hoping it comes today!
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Billy Packer
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There are at least three different threads about pending Mystery Cut redemptions that have been posted over the last several days. I know because I've got one on the way too and have been keeping an eye out for any coming through.
Mods - maybe can we get an "Official Mystery Cuts Redemptions" sticky post (with the cool little mailday envelope icon, of course)
so that we can all put them in one place as they start to hit? Just a thought.
Mods - maybe can we get an "Official Mystery Cuts Redemptions" sticky post (with the cool little mailday envelope icon, of course)
so that we can all put them in one place as they start to hit? Just a thought.
ronfromfresno
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I got mine in today, delivered by Fed Ex.
It's an actor named Sir John Gielgud, who lived from 1904 to 2000. He was considered the greatest Shakespearean actors of his time. He is one of only nine entertainers who have won an Emmy, a Grammy, An Oscar and a Tony award. He was PETA's Humanitarian of the Year Award winner twice, 1994 and 1999. And he was admitted to the Order of Merit in England, 1996 for distinguished service in the arts.
Card is numbered out of 55, it's a nice auto and a great trip learning about this actors career but I got all excited when the Fed Ex truck pulled up this morning hoping I had one of the really big cards in the set.
It's an actor named Sir John Gielgud, who lived from 1904 to 2000. He was considered the greatest Shakespearean actors of his time. He is one of only nine entertainers who have won an Emmy, a Grammy, An Oscar and a Tony award. He was PETA's Humanitarian of the Year Award winner twice, 1994 and 1999. And he was admitted to the Order of Merit in England, 1996 for distinguished service in the arts.
Card is numbered out of 55, it's a nice auto and a great trip learning about this actors career but I got all excited when the Fed Ex truck pulled up this morning hoping I had one of the really big cards in the set.
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