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09-21-2014, 09:05 AM
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Great work and discovery Todd. Not that you haven't thought of this already, but since it now appears that "sets" of 20 were distributed for ten weeks, are there enough examples from this series in circulation to determine which back variation match up with the fronts. I mean were there really four (or more) printings of this set ordered, or is it a case of a lazy typesetter using slightly different fonts figuring the customer (Everybody's) wouldn't notice or care.
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