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not only my serial number book but my Parker Story books are doing the same thing.. I'm disappointed to have such high quality ( and expensive ) books look like they were bought at a rummage sale...
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My copies of War and Peace and The Holy Bible are in pretty good shape compared to TPS and the Serialization Book. I wonder if it has something to do with degree of use?
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