I built my set of the sepia version (with the names printed at the bottom). I can't say categorically, but in my experience the B&W version is rarer. I've seen far fewer of them Personally, I consider the B&W version inferior to the sepia variant. Its a lighter cardstock and without the player name a d team it just seems less like a card to me.
I had a B&W version of Hack Wilson but sold it when I found a Sepia version.
Others like x2drich2000 have been chasing the set for a lot longer than me. Maybe they'll have a view on the relative rarity of the B&W cards.
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Working on the following sets: 1952 Star-Cal, 1954B, 1955B, 1969T Super, 1971T and 1972T
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