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Old 03-24-2023, 09:25 PM
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The easiest T213-2 cards, the ones that have the highest populations, are the cards, like Cobb red and Mathewson, that were released in 1914, 1915, and 1916.

The cards with smaller pops are the ones that were only released in one year, or part of one year. Here's a 1916 Frank Chance. I think this is a player, manager, and owner card.
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T213-2 cards can be nice even when in low condition (but still retaining the gloss).

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The easiest T213-2 cards, the ones that have the highest populations, are the cards, like Cobb red and Mathewson, that were released in 1914, 1915, and 1916.

The cards with smaller pops are the ones that were only released in one year, or part of one year. Here's a 1916 Frank Chance. I think this is a player, manager, and owner card.
Chance with Los Angeles in the PCL? Great. Now I have another card to chase...
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I wasn't planning on adding these to my T206 Herzog back run, but when it got down to it, the same image and thrill of the chase won out

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