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11-16-2015, 12:53 PM
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"Back run" defined
Might be a silly question... I'm considering a "back run" on a specific T206 card. Do I need to consider/include the various factory designations or would brand names only suffice?
Realizing this is likely just a matter of collector preference, I'm curious as to what others say. Thanks 
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