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11-04-2016, 06:00 PM
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Help identifying some pinback blanks?
I spotted these at an estate auction preview. I am not familiar with them. I would say they are around 1.5 inches. They have about an 1/8 lip on back with no pin. I assume they may be blanks before the pin has been crimped in. 1930s players. Appreciate any info.
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