Posted By:
bcornell
I think it's a "9", not a "4", as well. For what it's worth, Lipset's book has one other mistake - Alexander is actually a "2", not a "9". There's no rhyme or reason to the numbering of these cards and they don't signify anything, as far as I know.
One other t222 tidbit - while all numbers 12 and higher are difficult, "15" is harder than the rest. Lobert, JC Smith, Johnson, Henry, L.Magee and Lelivelt are in this group and show up on almost all want lists.
Bill