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02-18-2011, 08:53 AM
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Sports Drawings difference
For a while I thought these two cards were the same, but looking closely I noticed that there are a few differences. The card on the left is SGC labeled as a 1920s W542 Sports Drawing Pitcher, but it has the number 10, and the second one is number 12. Also, the border is thicker and darker on the second card, and the cards are framed differently, with the first pitcher's foot nearly touching the edge. Was SGC correct in their labeling, and if so, what is the second card?
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