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09-29-2006, 12:57 PM
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Exhibit Prices
Posted By: jeff drum
You might have the opportunity to bid on a Combs, Gehringer once to twice a year. You see the Gehrig a little more often I assume because it sells for so much. I guess in ths instance he rarity compensates for the writing/typing on the back. Can anyone else tell if the name that appears toward the bottom of each of these cards is a stamp as opposed to typeface. If i is typing then I am assuming that they were all rolled through the carriage of a typewritier in addition to being written on. Most of the '26 Exhibits that I have came from a find of E&Rs in the late 90s. 
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