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What issues would be near the top of the rarity department on T206 era and later? Guesses = Colgans Tin Tops, or 1931 W502's (only 4 total ever PSA graded), Also any early/mid 1920's Exhibits issues? And for you E-card enthusiasts, what candy issues super rare?
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