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08-31-2024, 11:32 AM
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Open a pre-war pack of cigs, what set would I get?
With some tobacco companies issuing issuing multiple sets during the same year is there a way of knowing what set the pack would contain? For example, if I opened a pack of Piedmont cigs in 1911, would there be a way to tell if it contained a T205 vs a T206 card? Sorry if this is an obvious question. I tried searching the forum with a few combination of keywords but didn't see anything. Thanks!
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