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10-01-2015, 08:08 PM
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Nice P2 duo (particularly your LL Duffy).
To me, back condition matters little, as long as the front is well centered (esp P2s), and free of celluloid breaks/cracks, foxing etc. I view back paper as a bonus -- and depending on the pin (for me), could command a little bit of a premium if it validates content on a unique piece. I prefer my P2s to have back paper -- but, won't totally lose sleep if they don't. In your case, both of your P2s look great (IMHO, the rusty collett on the Hooper is fine). Your Williams is pretty common. As a novice collector, hold onto it -- I love the 1st few buttons I ever bought, even though I can routinely find them on eBay. Gives me a point of reference for how far along my "addiction" has come 
Last edited by CobbvLajoie1910; 10-01-2015 at 08:10 PM. 
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