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06-08-2007, 12:14 PM
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Relative Rarity of T206 and T207 Blank Backs
Posted By: MVSNYC
jason- as funny as robert's statement sounds, i can relate to it for sure...i would consider myself an advanced T206 back collector, and an authentic (unskinned) "blank back" eluded me for so long. i just recently did a trade with a fellow board member for a clean vg example of a common T206 (it appears to be hand-cut), and i am very excited to finally have a blank back in my "stable". 
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