Interesting E96/E79 red back card

[ErikV]

Chris,

There was one print run of 125 books. I have 16 copies left. If
your interested you can PayPal $15.50 (12.99 + 2.51 shipping) to
star6240@att.net.

Thanks,

ErikV

[peterose4hof]

Originally Posted by ErikV

Chris,

There was one print run of 125 books. I have 16 copies left. If
your interested you can PayPal $15.50 (12.99 + 2.51 shipping) to
star6240@att.net.

Thanks,

ErikV

SOLD! I will send paypal shortly. Thanks!

[caramelcard]

Holy Sh**. That's a huge find in my opinion.

Erik: Printed/issued around the same time? Yes, but on the same sheet? Wow.


This helps to explain the wrong back menageries as well.

Rob

[ErikV]

Robert,

In rereading my post from attached link, I think I used
the phrase that the E80/E96 sets were "related." I too
was in awe when I first saw the scan showing both backs.
They're even more related than I originally thought!

Good stuff,

ErikV

[CobbSpikedMe]

That is simply awesome. To see them both on the same card is fascinating. Thanks for sharing this with us.

AndyH

[ullmandds]

that's awesome...much cooler than a blue om back!!!!!

[Exhibitman]

Great card [sorry I forgot to respond to your PM; just got away from me]. I call them E79 red backs. Some call them E80 but Burdick treated them as E79, so I'm going with the master if the dual nomenclature is to be used. Really, the issue is academic IMO since they should be collected together as a two or three series single issue. Of course, I'd treat E96 as a second series of the other 25 "making the total issue 55" [E95??; I don't know baseball E cards] rather than as an independent set, but WTF do I know anyway.