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Originally Posted by Pat R
The thing that stands out the most to me is the odd group of subjects used, I think Luke mentioned it earlier. The mix of forty two 350 only subjects
with Twenty Southern Leaguers and the six super prints doesn't fit in with any of the other T206 backs. To me it seems like something that was done after
the plates were used for the T206's. Where does the 1910 date for the T213-1's come from?
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Hey guys, this has all been cleared up before. I covered this situation in previous threads. So, I will reprise it here once again.
First, with all due respect to Luke (or Pat), they are appear to be uninformed as they are misleading with the above statement.
The
Six Super Prints were simply
350 Series subjects when the 1910 COUPON cards were produced. It was not until later in the game that American Lithographic (ALC) selected
these six subjects from an earlier print run to be Super-Prints. And, ALC made this selection when they started printing the SOVEREIGN 460 cards (circa Summer/Fall 1910). Proof
of this is evident in the SOVEREIGN sub-set in that the Six Super Prints are found with both SOVEREIGN 350 and SOVEREIGN 460 backs, as I am illustrating here......
Furthermore, regarding the Southern Association (20) subjects, I refer you to post #
24 in this thread.
Six Super Prints with SOVEREIGN 460 backs printed circa Summer/Fall 1910
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1910 COUPON printed circa Spring/Summer 1910
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TED Z
T206 Reference
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