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Old 07-25-2014, 01:26 PM
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Did not mean to sidetrack the MB thread with my reference to 1991. Only was trying to point out the complications of making large chunks of back differences part of master sets

There is prior a thread on DS cards and ways of using backs to distinguish them in the post 80 section. I will try to dig it up
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Old 07-25-2014, 02:50 PM
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Did not mean to sidetrack the MB thread with my reference to 1991. Only was trying to point out the complications of making large chunks of back differences part of master sets

There is prior a thread on DS cards and ways of using backs to distinguish them in the post 80 section. I will try to dig it up
Thanks for refocusing the discussion Al...I keep getting distracted thinking about your night in Lubbock.
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Sorry for the sidetrack.

I'll have to get out the couple MBs I have and post them as penance.

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Excellent info. Glad to see someone listed the white gutter miscuts as regular issue. I have a few of those and wondered whether they were MB or not. They were not on the CL but had that white edge.
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I really like the look of the Seaver and the Gibson MB cards. Anyone have any good examples of those cards?
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Old 07-27-2014, 07:46 PM
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Here are some fronts and backs, sorry for the cutoff scans
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Thanks for the scans. I really like the look of those cards, especially with the yellow backs! For some reason I "really" like the cards with the All-Star Rookie trophy; it's just really cool to me.

What is the highest grades on those two?
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