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Scot ReaderDave,
I don't think that the Texas League subjects do (or should) command any premium over other southern leaguers. Among the Texas League subjects, C. Smith and Stark are about as difficult as a typical South Atlantic, Southern and Virginia League subject but the other four Texas League subjects are noticeably easier. That said, the most common of the southern leaguers by far are the two Danville players--Westlake and King (in that order). I'm not sure why that is--I would love for someone to offer a theory on that.
Scot
P.S. I have to agree with Brian that Hindu southern leaguers deserve a premium over other southern leaguers. The vast majority of southern league specimens have an Old Mill or Piedmont reverse. I'm sure most on this board would strongly favor a Hindu example to an Old Mill or Piedmont example.