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02-10-2014, 10:14 AM
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Henry- a thought about the N167: They depict only NY Giants, Goodwin and Co. was based in New York, they clearly were issued in a very small quantity compared to the N172....so is it possible they were only available in the New York metropolitan area and virtually unknown anywhere else? If that is the case, then it cannot be considered the first nationally distributed set. That honor would go to N172.
I do consider N167 to be a very early baseball card set, but perhaps a regional one, and not unlike the Peck and Snyder issue. 
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