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#5
06-03-2005, 10:50 PM
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E100 type 2 scarcity
Posted By: leon
I have only been to about the last 4 Nationals but I wonder if you would have seen mine on display in a case? I haven't seen any at the Nationals I have been to although I could have missed them....wouldn't be the first or last time I did that. I would sure like to have a few more...also, I think the blank back would be the easiest way to tell type 1 from type 2...but yes I think you are correct on all of your thoughts....regards 
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