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11-09-2006, 11:20 AM
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Speaking of starting sets....how about 1918 Zeenuts?
Posted By: Tom Boblitt
would be a great person to comment on these. I had one in my type collection I sold at an REA auction recently but Mark said they are exceptionally difficult to complete. Maybe since they are really the only Zeenuts with any color on them, they are more in demand, and thus harder to actually finish a set. I have same problems with red-bordered Colgans.....although they are even MORE expensive..... 
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