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06-24-2005, 11:57 AM
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If you don't have it, buy an ACC
Posted By: warshawlaw
There really is a lot of great data in there, some of which eludes even present day experts. I have been searching for info on what seemed to be a 1920s gum set that no one seems to have ever heard of. I asked nonsports experts, googled it, etc., but found squat. I then went back to the ACC. I figured it was an "R" set but no luck there or an "album" set as Burdick termed it because it is arcade card sized and on similar stock, but no luck there either. I then started going through the various other sections that could feasibly have the cards and found it. E282 Oh Boy Gum. 
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