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Originally Posted by rainier2004

Exactly how tough are the 12 nadja cards that do not have other e92 backs? Do people try to put together a 62-card "set" of e92s with different backs? Id assume ptting together all 4 sets of differing backs would be really, really tough. I've read Lipset 20 times by now and search this board but am relatively new to these cards. It appears cobb and the wagners are highest in price? These poses are sweat and especially like the gibson and matty. Any help would be great.

When you say the 12 nadja cards that don't have e92 backs are you speaking of e104? I don't understand the question. The St.Louis players are most common as Lipset had a find of a few hundred or more many years ago. That is why their prices will be a fraction of the other players, generally speaking. They were put out by Blanke-Wenneker candy company and if I am not mistaking, this box which I was alerted to by Jon C, on ebay several years ago, was the missing link. Since then the books have used that company as the source, which I believe it correct.