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10-29-2010, 07:12 AM
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Chapman is one of the toughest cards in the Boston Store set and I assume is equally tough with the blank and CM backs. I know of an authentic BS and I have this blank back that I would love to trade for a Boston Store to match my set.
 I am unsure if the rarity of the card is due to his death, being a Yankyee or some other factor, but I am curious to see what response we see on the boards. James G
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WTB Boston Store Cards esp Ruth, Hornsby and 1915/16 UNC Strip cards and other Boston Store's too. 
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