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03-27-2023, 06:57 PM
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I presume the other 3 are genuinely more scarce than the batting pose.
There should be differences in the print runs between different series; it's unlikely every series had the same print run. This may or may not produce a significant difference. #144 is a double print on the sheet and should be found twice as often as the other cards within its series. This would include the red Ruth. Interesting that the POP reports suggest a difference but not a roughly 2X difference. The other 3 Ruth's appear to be printed normally. 
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