Thread: Are some cards too rare for their own good?
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Old 11-05-2014, 03:07 PM
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Everything that has been said is true regarding cards that are too rare for their own good.

Here is a set of cards that I found pasted into a scrapbook dating to 1939 with other common gum cards. I have only ever seen one other grouping of these (ever) and a single or two over the years...I left one (unsoaked) on the scrapbook paper as a bit of provenance...




IMO they are some the best looking cards of the 1930's but who in the world would know what they were if I showed them to anyone?
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