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Originally Posted by nolemmings
I agree with you Pete. That Green-Joyce went cheap--barely half the price of an Indy Brewing JoeJax just one grade higher that sold in Goodwin four months ago. Maybe the fact that it was miscut and had a noticeable blemish kept it down but still it is a true scarcity.
The E135s and their ilk are harder to find than the m101-4s and m101-5s, which is a major reason they draw more cash. It's all a matter of preference of course, but I believe those "little" m101-4s and m101-5s have far better picture quality overall than the often grainy, washEd out look of the E135s and its brethren, which also have far more bland poses for the most part.
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Todd, I wasn't putting down the the M101-4/5 series with my "little" comment as I really like those cards, they are simply smaller. I used to collect the M101's and had a few hundred of them before i shifted to other interests. If given a choice I'd probably choose a Collins-McCarthy/Boston Store as I actually prefer those images, the action shots of M101-4/5 are great but I find the E135 images somewhat unique and the cards tend to be tougher to find when taking the front image into account (irregardless if the card has a tough back or not).