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02-17-2010, 09:28 AM
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Rob A
I find it interesting that the Philadelphia Caramel Co. issued their 25-card set (E95) with Plank. But, followed this
set with their 30-card set (E96) that did NOT include Plank. There is no doubt that there was fierce competition between the American Caramel Co. (based in Philadelphia) and the smaller Philadelphia Caramel Co. (based in nearby Camden, NJ). As far as the actual dating goes, I have found that certain E-card sets are off a year in the ACC dating. I can prove this by certain players in these sets whose trades in the 1909 and 1910 period are reflected in their cards. Germany Schaeffer is the first one that comes to my mind. My contention that the E90-1 set was really issued in 1908 is based on my research of certain player's trades. However, as you know, the ACC dates the E90-1 set's 1st series as 1909. TED Z 
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