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12-18-2020, 12:14 PM
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slantycouch
Expanding on my comment in my prior post..... there are 155 different subjects in the 150 Series, and the Waddell (portrait) is the only solid dark blue card in it. There are 269 different subjects in the initial 350 Series of which 27 subjects are printed with solid dark blue ink. And, the 460 Series includes 2 subjects printed with solid dark blue ink. I'm not sure I have answered your question. If not, try me again. My all-time favorite T206 is indeed a dark blue card.......  TED Z T206 Reference . 
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