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07-15-2007, 07:12 PM
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Writing on cards?
Posted By: leon
This Weaver came from the Trucker Boy find a few years back. I know it was from an original collection collected near the time of issue. Trucker Boy's (Bob Smith....truthfully that is his name) dad was born in 1903, in Grass Valley CA, so he would have been about 8 yrs old. Somehow he got this card with Carl on it and some stats. The Seaton I got on ebay for $18.00 3-4 yrs ago...little did I know it was a very desirable one....regards 
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