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Originally Posted by caramelcard
Fair enough, but wouldn't you suggest that T213-1 are closer to T206 than to T213-2 and T213-3?
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This is where I think I view things a little differently than some. T213-1's are closer to "looking like" a T206 in all facets of it's composition than -2 and -3, but if it was not printed concurrently as part of the same set it's no more a T206 than either of the other two.
If we had the stones, paper, and equipment we could reproduce the images today and they would look and feel just like a T206, but I doubt anyone would say they are part of the set. This is why I feel putting so much emphasis on the appearance of the cards and how closely they do or don't resemble each other is not nearly as important as how the printing procedure and subject groups that make up the sets differ from T206.