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02-17-2010, 01:38 PM
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Brian
Your......
"But this is all just your hypothesis, right? No cease and desist order has been found?" A Philadelphia lawyer friend of mine told me some time ago, that "cease and desist orders" from the early 20th Century era are virtually impossible to find. In many instances, such trivial orders (as this Plank contention was) were simply enforced by spoken word and a handshake. And yes, this Plank theory of mine is the result of my imagination upon my extensive research on my two favorite early 20th Century BB card sets....E90-1 and T206. I have collected multiples of these two sets since 1981. Obviously it's based on circumstantial evidence, But, this was no idle speculation on my part. I'm open to anyone's better (or more plausible) story explaning why the T206 Plank is as rare as the Wagner ? TED Z 
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