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01-31-2013, 09:56 PM
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I believe there is only one known example of the Roger Peckinpaugh card for the 1925 Holland Creameries set.
The T214 Victory Tobacco set supposedly consists of 90 subjects (as stated on the backs of these cards), but only about 60 subjects ahve been checklisted. Would these sets be rated as 10s? Val 
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