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02-28-2010, 08:58 PM
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Ever stumbled upon...
an error/variation going through cards in your PC? How about discovering one at show/eBay/store unbeknownst to the owner? I once bought a group of cards on eBay that included the '57 Baker Bakep ERR which netted me $300
 as I had no interest in that card. I recently found a couple '69 Dawlryple and McClendon VAR in a large lot I bought. Last were some '72s with the end letters being green I think instead of yellow (from eBay). The '69 and 72s only added a couple extra bucks value but they were still fun to find on accident...How about you??
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03-01-2010, 07:25 AM
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I am continually updating and expanding the database on the postwar exhibit sets. For example, there are three Larry Doby cards now known. In boxing exhibits it is even more glaring; I'd say I stumble across half a dozen significant variations a year.
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03-02-2010, 12:21 PM
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 From left to right: no "an exhibit card"; "an exhibit card"; "an exhibit card" crossed out.
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