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10-17-2005, 05:52 PM
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1934-36 Batter-Ups
Posted By: Mike Campbell
We all know Mike Wheat is as reputable as they get. I have not seen this color before. It must be a variation of one of the others, or maybe it is faded. Or maybe I just have never seen that color before. Something new everyday. Good luck in your quest. I do love the batter ups. To find them in grades 5 or up, is very tough. Obviously not only did they suffer the same fate as all other cards, but they were folded and stood. two strikes against them. 
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