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Posted By: Andy Cook
For players included in both sets, is there a definitive way to differentiate the year of issue when looking at a card? |
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Posted By: Rhett Yeakley
Andy, I have a list on a spreadsheet, so let me know who you are wanting info on. |
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Posted By: Dave Haas
Andy, |
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Posted By: Rhett Yeakley
Generally, the 1922's will have a thinner style of name written on the front, with the 1921's being a little more thicker and stylized. Another way on the 1921's is that American League is abbreviated "Am. L." as opposed to "A.L." (as it is in the 1922 and 1923/24 sets). Here is the Joe Duagn to show the difference. |
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