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01-29-2016, 08:24 PM
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I may have spoken too soon when I quoted 3 to 1. I just checked on scans that I have as well as examples I currently own. The ratio was 13 to 2.
Scot, There are tons of little variations in various Cuban issues. I find it fascinating, but there hasn't been any kind of premium on the rarer backs, as far as I've notice. But in the case of the Dandridge, shouldn't the "Shortstop" variation at least carry a little bit of a premium? Maybe now it will. -Ryan 
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