Completed z240 & GiRDs-

[z240]

z240 gets following cards
2003 Select XL
28,32, 47,57, 64, 65,66,69,76,77,90, 94,116,125,132
2005 Select Tradition
1,27,42,66,67,90,102,108,127,134.

GiRDS- gets following cards
2008 Centenary cards
85,87,92,93,101,102,140,141,142,144,150,151,
153165,166,167,168,170,172,173.
Both post & pay own costs.
Agrreed?
Cheers
z240

 

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[GiRDS-]

agreed...........