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Old 12-02-2021, 12:32 PM
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Great card! Has there been any studies on why the holmes backs all seems to have back damage. We're they all found in one collection?
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Old 12-02-2021, 12:49 PM
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Great card! Has there been any studies on why the holmes backs all seems to have back damage. We're they all found in one collection?
That seems to be the case Sean. Here is one without that back damage, although it has its own soiling/staining issues.
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Brian, you posted in the wrong forum--these belong in the B/S/T section
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Here is my contribution.
A little boy name joe who could not afford shoes
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Jeff, that is a 1000% awesome card.
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A little boy name joe who could not afford shoes
Wow. That is an amazing card. Pop of 1, I assume?
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Most of mine (a dozen or so) have back damage on the reverse. This reverse on this one is also upside down ...
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Here is my back damaged Holmes
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