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08-24-2021, 11:29 PM
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Whenever I have the chance to post 1-2/3 cards, I do it. These are George C. Miller cards of Charlie Gehringer and Wally Berger. The Gehringer is considered Type 1. One of the ways to identify it as such is by the misspellings of 'Fox' and 'Klien' on the back checklist, while the Berger is a Type 2, with corrected spellings on its checklist. The Berger is also a redeemed card that was sent into the company for a prize and had its bottom chopped off and returned to the customer. Another style of redemption is seen that features multiple hole punches, configured in a diamond shape.
Today's George C. Miller lesson is over. It's time for recess followed by a snack. Brian 
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