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05-11-2020, 11:57 AM
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Years ago, when I was still trying to assemble a set, the Todt drove me crazy. The pinheads at PSA slabbed a regular Todt as a plain background (their term for the silhouettes) and it popped up in every search. It is still there, offered at a jacked-up price.
Sisler is probably my favorite of the silhouette cards. The Ruth and baby card is from a complete different, non-exhibit, movie issue.     They are rare.
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Always like Snookums...
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