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05-03-2012, 07:05 AM
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Here are the two different wrappers Dan mentioned. The one mentions sending the cards in for a Babe Ruth autographed baseball, but the other does not.
There are more of the lesser quality, non-advertising 1928 George Ruth Candy cards in circulation, which could be explained by the higher quality advertising cards (like Leon's) being redeemed for the autographed ball(?). Anybody ever seen a lesser quality example with the advertising, or just blank backs? Seems like babe would have had to sign a lot of balls...If that's the case, the blank backs came after...(?) And as a side note, the lesser quality cards are also nicely engraved, just not as nice as the other. The fakes look bad, grainy.   ___________________________________________ Didn't take long to find some fakes:    ______________________________________________ This is authentic: 
Last edited by Clutch-Hitter; 05-03-2012 at 07:06 AM. 
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