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10-16-2010, 06:44 AM
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Frank W
You are correct in that I did not say (or imply) that a pre-printed 48 card sheet of Southern Leaguers (SL)
was used to print the "COUPON" backs. It could have been as small as a 24-card sheet, in which the 20 Southern Association SL were gleaned from. And, if they discarded 4 cards, big deal. As scarce as these 1910 COUPON cards are, I don't think ALC printed to many of them. TED Z 
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