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12-12-2008, 07:53 PM
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Why the scarcity of certain T206 Southern Leaguers ?
Posted By: George Leidemer
Ted, I guess everyone's personal experience differs, but to me personally, I have got to rank shaughnessy up there as a close 2nd or 3rd to Foster. I have owned all the others, most of them like Lafitte, Ellam, Fritz and Reagan multiple times, all tough, but still to this day and it blows my mind..of all the SL'S the one I have never owned is Shaughnessy. Again...could just be my experience but always felt his cards when I was going after them sold for a premium leading me to think he was as tough as or close to Foster 
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