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Old 11-15-2009, 01:55 PM
B O'Brien B O'Brien is offline
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Seth,
The Factory 42 Piedmonts are pretty tough to come by, as they were shipped from this Factory very late in the T206 run. The VAST majority of the Piedmont cards ran out of Factory 25 and 42 was only used for a very small amount of time comparitivley to the rest of the run.

Use the search function and you can find some pretty good material. There also some folks here than can explain it better than I.

Also, welcome to the board and the Pre War side of the game. I also started at your age, but let go of it for about 12 years after, due to lack of funds in college. Talk about a major regret. I sold off a good bit of EX T206's for beer money ($8/card) before the internet in KY and WV, because ther were so few folks that knew what they were getting and it was the only market I had.

Have fun and don't stress,
Everyone else, I didn't run spell check and I have been drinking while doing yard work all day, so no crap about typos and language, it's Sunday!
Bob
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