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06-02-2011, 03:40 PM
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Mixed bag. 521 is 519 with the image flipped. Most of the cards shown are 519s. The only reversed image I see there is Frisch. Best way to tell, besides logos, is the shirt front--normal has left side of the shirt front on top at the center, like a dress shirt. Really nice group, BTW.
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