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1887 GQ-t1 (plain) N175 - 1888 GQ-t2 (ornate) N162. I know the GQ-t1 is advertised on a Round Album page. The two GQs must have sold at the same time at least for a long overlapping period similar to the OJ and the Dogs Head's brands. The GQ-t2 counter boxes are more plentiful than the GQ-t1 boxes and the N162 more plentiful than the N175s. The GQ-t2 packs were better sellers and as you say they were the cheaper smoke. Possibilities: 1. GQ-t1 had N175 - GQ-t2 N162 cards. (Counter boxes, pack and card match design.) 2. GQ-t1 had N175 and N162- GQ-t2 no cards. 3. Both GQs had both cards. ATC? Why? |
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