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10-20-2015, 07:23 PM
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Really cool information (thanks for sharing)
Whenever I see a signed t card, it's usually Marquand... Maybe these are all yours? Is this because he lived a pretty long time, thus making it to the period where collectors wanted signed items... or did he just happen to sign a bunch of his tobacco cards back in the day? How much does the average Marquand signed t-206 go for? Judging by the post I just read, I'm guessing 5-7k? Very interesting, thanks! 
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