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So it's 20/24 now-makes me hope the Aaron, Drysdale, Peters and F. Robby turn up eventually. I've updated the blog post linked above to reflect the Mays. I see it's discovery was maybe only a couple of years ago, is that right?
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Larry would know for sure Dave, but think it was a few years back, maybe Mile High.
Sitting at 19 myself I hope the others are lost forever 😉. But given the 24 on the checklists it seems logical that at least a prototype exists for each. Unfortunately, unlike the Dice cards Topps could not staple examples in a binder 😙
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