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08-24-2013, 06:51 PM
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Doing some digging today with another board member on this set and card. In the Standard Catalog of Vintage Baseball Cards it lists 121 cards in the set. I believe that this number is most likely wrong as the cards were issued in strips with 10 players per strip. If that were true, then shouldn't the actual number be 120 cards or 12 strips of 10 players. In further review, Joe Wood card would most likely be the player listed that did not actually have a card as he retired from MLB in 1922 and went on to coach at Yale for the next 20 years. Thoughts?
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