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08-30-2002, 05:36 PM
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Can someone explain "paper stock" to me..
Posted By: fkw
Leon is closest in my opinion. V61-1, T216-3 Kotton "Paper", T213-1, T213-3, E105, E97 B&W, 1940s Cuban issues, 1941 Playball "Paper", etc, are all considered "Paper Stock" issues, as opposed to normal card stock (cardboard) cards from similar related sets (ie T213-2, T216, V61-2, E97, 1941 Playball, etc.). There are a few PreWar sets that made cards with both cardboard or paper stock, and "paper stock" is just a way to distinguish the 2 types. 
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