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05-31-2004, 03:21 PM
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Random Exhibit questions
Posted By: Rhett
They are usually seen as 3 distnct sets. 1921, 1922, and 1923-24. The 1921 Cards are easier to distinguish, as long as they are American League players. The '21 American Leaguers are designated as Am. L. while after 1921 they are designated as A.L. Many players are distinct to one of the sets, there are many that were reissued in one orr more sets. Sometimes the Exhibit Co. changed teams, added (or removed) a white border, or changed thi picture. Currently there are 64 cards in the 1921 set, 74 players that are new/different in the 1922 set, and 58 that are distinct new cards in the 1923-24 set. Get an SCD Standard Catalog and they will list the different players in the different sets. 
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