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03-19-2010, 07:53 AM
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Scott- that dimpled style is very telling. Many of the scarce cards have a dot matrix pattern that cards from other series do not.
Ed H. and others: do you think one artist was responsible for drawing all the images on a given sheet, or do you think more than one was involved? I know we can't say for sure. 
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