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06-14-2022, 08:26 PM
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W600’s Let’s see Some
Probably been done before (several times). But who cares!
I love the W600 set. So many rookies, classic Horner portraits, one of the few sets (other than e107) that contains players from the late 1800’s into the early 1900’s, and they are rare. There are four (4) types, shown below in order of type I-IV. Type I has the leaf at bottom, Type II has the crossed bats with “complements of” above the bats. Type III is exactly the same as Type II but “Complements of” is removed. Type 4 is much more complex and completely different from the earlier types. We have some serious W600 experts on the board, I am sure some will chime in with info and will answer any questions. Let’s see some W600s. 
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