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07-25-2009, 06:00 PM

tbob

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E98 Old Puts have only one or two known copies of each player so I'd have to label them rare. The black and white E97s are pretty close as very few examples exist of each one. Not as rare as the Old Puts but I'd guess maybe 5or 6 of each known? Then you have the E94 overprints which are extremely tough to find.

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