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12-17-2002, 11:15 AM
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1930 El Baguer chocolate question
Posted By: fkw
The SCD is misprinted, they put a "1" in front of the actual size (7/8" by 5/8"). The rare Baguer cards are extremely tiny..... well under a square inch in size (finger nail size). The card you have is the only size the Baguers come in. The only variation is the color of the print on back, brown or red. The Baguer cards and the R423's are the smallest cards ever made (both are 7/8th" by 5/8th"). Frank 
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