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Which sentence correctly uses commas to separate items in a list?

the library of congress is home to the world's most extensive comic-book collection, oldest original newspaper collection and, most abundant collection of cartographic items.
the library of congress is home to the world's most extensive comic-book collection oldest original newspaper collection and most abundant collection of cartographic items.
the library of congress is home to the world's most extensive comic-book collection, oldest original newspaper collection, and most abundant collection of cartographic items.
the library of congress is home to the world's most extensive comic-book collection, oldest original newspaper collection and most abundant collection of cartographic items.

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Which sentence correctly uses commas to separate items in a list?

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