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03-12-2006, 09:30 PM
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Question about 1916 M101-4 issue
Posted By: Cat
Research in the last year indicates that the m101-5s and m101-4s were both printed in 1916. The m101-5s are still believed to be the earlier print cycle. Also, I believe there is some evidence that the blank back m101-5 was the earliest of all print cycles. The information on these cards seems to be a bit fluid so I am not sure the sands have stopped shifting. 
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