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08-20-2009, 10:56 AM
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Thanks
Thanks Mark for your response...maybe you will be able to land a Topo someday. Along with the E120's (I agree with the ornate borders...although I do like the V61 Neilsons and the W573's more because their borders are in black and white, which is more appealing to my eye), the E121 sets are the cards that best represent the early 1920's. Too bad there wasn't a similiar comprehensive set issued in the late 20's.
Anyone else with input on Toporcer/Topocer? Brian 
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