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08-31-2012, 12:45 AM
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Thanks, Scott. I'm very happy with the pickup.
One of the things that gives me pause however, is that I have seen a lot of blue tint 1925/26 Ruth's, much more than you would expect given the scarcity of the rest of the 1926 Exhibits set. I am not sure if that is just because Ruth was so popular so people kept his cards more (or put them for sale more often) or if it's like Adam and Scott said in that it's difficult to see the real tint of the card unless you have the card in hand. 
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