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Thanks for the on-going feedback guys. I will verify size and post high definition scans of the requested cards once I have them in-hand. I have no pictures of the original album that the collection was in.
Anson – nice write-up about the subtle differences in the supposed “generic” N284 poses. The examples you show clearly document that the artistic details (or lack thereof) change significantly from player to player, as did the foreground and background features. I like the with or without mustache, and even mustache type variations. Page link below for anyone interested. https://prewarcards.com/2018/03/13/1...tobacco-cards/ Also, don’t be disheartened by the lack of main thread responses. I have had received direct pm inquiries about the cards. Jeff |
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Thanks for the kind words, Jeff - I have no doubt you've received inquiries on them. As stated, I would have been glad to win them as they are no doubt legitimate in my book. Congrats -
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124 responses are a heck of a lot more than when I posted a detailed re-examining of the E91 American Caramel sets, another group that really lacks popularity among collectors, so I think this thread has done quite well in stirring up at least a little bit of interest in this set.
I know I appreciate it...carry on. Brian |
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I've thoroughly enjoyed this thread, both sides arguments and opinions. I wish all the details were known at this time but it seems we will all need to be patient as more is unveiled. When Jeff gets the cards in hand, posts better scans, hopefully gets them in front of Jay to examine in person. These things will come in time, but it's fascinating to follow all the debate so far.
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