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Tara, All of the Frontier lenses are deep notched for glass and double strength. These were never used on capco. The non-dated repops were single strength.
This is why it's important to date repops.
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I definitely agree that all repops should be dated. And I know now (from reading this post) that these lenses were never used on capco. I was just saying that even if they were, it's obvious that that particular body is a repop, so even if I didn't know that they were never used on capco, I still would have been suspicious. Was that too many commas in one sentence? LOL.
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Well he either sold it or took it off eBay because it was gone tonight. I had it on my watch list because as you all know Frontier is my main interest. Tara you were right that was a repop body. Mitch
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Hmmmmm? Maybe we'll hear from him yet???
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Kevin you hit it on the head there!!!!!!
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