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09-11-2007, 07:20 AM
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N284 and E91 "fake" designs
Posted By: Anonymous
There are actually three distinct groups of Buchners. The first is a set that depicts a player at each position for each team in a standard front poses. These are the ones you are thinking of when comparing to E91. The second group are cards of the St. Louis team that have unique poses. The third group consists of about 50 players also in unique poses. These are the tougher ones to find. 
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