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That would be awesome
 I'm not sure if they do it. On some flips I see: 1910 E98 Set of 30 On others: 1910 E98 - Color I'm also waiting for PSA to start differing with E92 Crofts Candy colors too. ~Owen Edit: I'm not sure about the color difficulty on E98's, but if I had to, I would say from easiest to rarest: Red Green Orange Blue
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1955 Topps 171/206 
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