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09-30-2012, 02:32 PM
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"Card collecting is on the increase....which is absorbing supplies as fast as they are found."
It's 1938...it's still the Depression. And yet there's a booming market for trading cards of all kinds. Who is spending money on them back then? Another interesting point is the section on banners. The author is probably referring to Allen & Ginter posters, among others. Those are the blank backed N28 and N29 we see from time to time, cut down and used as fillers until the regular issue cards are found. 
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