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02-23-2010, 05:16 PM
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Burdick
Ted,your final point is most interesting.
Darren, utilizing the criterion of subject inclusion and seeing that there is a series fracture of the superprints in T215-1 Red Cross with the missing Evers, what then do you do with Ted's 'monkey wrench';viz, Evers presence in the Pirate set. Does this effect your contention that subject inclusion should be a criterion added to Ted's 4 criteria? many thanks, best, barry 
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02-23-2010, 08:40 PM
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No it does not. Both the Standard Catalogue and SGC Registry checklist DO NOT have the exact same subjects for T215-1 Red Cross and T215 Pirate issue.
So, at this point I still hold to my fracture/fractionation theory in addition to Ted's criteria. I must say that T215 is on my short list though for further research into a unifying theory.
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