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10-22-2006, 12:29 PM
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T207s with brown printing
Posted By: jay behrens
no one has bother to promote them. Look at what the promotion of the all the new back variation for t206s has done. In the 80s, no cared about what factory a Piedmont or Sweet Cap came from. Now look. The brown backs will eventually have their day too. It may take loger since few people collect the set. 
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