How rare are 1917 D328 Weil Baking Co. cards?

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08-30-2013, 07:44 AM

markf31

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Originally Posted by kdixon

What is the difference between a 1916 and a 1917 Weil?

1916 Weil baking is "part" of the M101-4 series that were produced and distributed by Felix Mendelssohn. The 1916 issue is slightly smaller than the 1917 issue and the background images in the 1917 issue are cut off. The 1917 I believe command a slightly high premium as opposed to the 1916 series.

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