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Old 02-21-2022, 02:55 PM
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I know that the 1960’s Bazooka cards that were printed similarly have very subtle photo cropping diffences when they reused the same photo from one year to the next, I don’t know if there are photo cropping differences between the 1969 and 1970 Transogram cards.
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Is there a difference in scarcity in complete boxes between singles and triples? Better way to put it, was there a noticeably larger production in one set vs the other? Is that known?
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Clemente is Bob is the 1969 set and Roberto in the 1970 set. The boxes seem to be a little easier for the 1970s than the 1969s.
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Clemente is Bob is the 1969 set and Roberto in the 1970 set. The boxes seem to be a little easier for the 1970s than the 1969s.
The 69's are generally tougher than the 70's
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The 69's are generally tougher than the 70's
That has also been my experience. Although demand isn’t always all that strong. I have several 69 complete boxes for sale that have been waiting patiently for a couple of years without a lot of interest. But maybe my museum prices are the bigger issue.
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