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09-29-2010, 04:06 PM
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They were produced to honor the six players in the set with Worcester, Mass. ties.
Anderson lived in Worcester. Bancroft Managed there. Bransfield was born there. Burkett Managed there. Dineen was a Red Sox hero of 1903 and 1904. Moran was from nearby Fitchburg, Mass. They can also frequently be found with normal oval fronts with blank backs. Square frames will bring a substantial premium, up to 10x's normal price would be safe to say, the blank backs only 1.5x's +/-. 
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