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And we have another one…
Joe Nossek, #143, comes with a pretty smooth, airbrushed hat and also with a very rough and bumpy hat. It's most easily discernible at that first rounded ridge and in front of the bat... 1969JoeNossek3.jpg And here it is in action...  The smooth hat version is more plentiful, but again, there are plenty of both variations out there.
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