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11-19-2017, 01:17 PM
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The E90-1 set is one of my favorite pre-war card sets, in my opinion it is more colorful and has more interesting poses than the T206 set. I think a weighing system would be great, although very time consuming. If we did a population count for some of the cards I think we would find quite a few cards are rarer/commoner than we thought before. A monster number thread would be fun too, but I have no idea how many E90-1 collectors we have on the board.
Owen
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