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During the time I have collected Red Cross it seems type 1s are slightly tougher but not by much. They are both tough and probably equal in numbers.
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11-15-2009, 11:40 AM
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As mentioned above, the stats of the graded ones show about 65% type 2's and 35% type 1's. That coincides almost exactly with what my sightings mentioned above have been. I would conclude that there are a few more type 2's and type 1's. That being said both are very scarce compared to most other cards we collect. Happy collecting....
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We both know that is what is graded and we both have raw in our collections but I do agree with you.
and yes happy collecting-I mean happy back collecting... 
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What do you guys think the rarity is of each player and therefore the difficulty of finding a specific player in the set?
While I'm always looking to cross of something on my Jersey City player checklist, I still need the T215 Pirate back of Purtell and IF I ever see it I'm hoping I'll be able to afford it at the time. I was lucky enough to snag the Red Cross back of the same in an SGC 10 holder about a year ago and couldn't believe my luck.
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11-15-2009, 05:40 PM
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The t215 Pirate is much more tough than the Red Cross but still possible and probably at least 10k maybe 25k plus
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