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12-12-2012, 05:29 PM
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33 goudey Gehrigs
Is there a difference in #92 and #160?
I was looking at my 1933 #92 Gehrig and it struck me: "How did PSA know this card is #92 ?" There is paper loss over the number. I've tried to find the difference in the two cards before (other than the number) and can't find any. Does anyone have any insight on this? The #92 card is mine, the #160 card I borrowed from any ebay listing. 
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