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04-21-2004, 11:33 PM
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T207 Loudermilk
Posted By: TBob
Pretty darn tough, but if you asked Tim N. the keeper of the flame on T207 stats and rarities, he'd tell you that it is not as rare WITHIN THE RARE SUBSET OF TOUGH BACKS as people think. Ward Miller is much tougher. If you subtract out the "Cuban factor" on Almedia and Marsans and the "Black Sox factor" on Weaver, you might be surprised that Mike Donlin and Messrs. Sweeney and Downey are tougher to find than LL. I hope I didn't let any cats out of the bag for T207 collectors with that remark... 
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