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02-22-2010, 09:32 PM
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Gentleman....it's not rocket science
We have a simple set of factors that should define a T206 card. My contention is, that these 4 criteria determine if a BB card qualifies as a T206...... 1st....White border 2nd....Brown caption 3rd....Issued within the timeframe....Spring of 1909 -- Summer of 1911 4th....Card's back advertises an ATC owned tobacco brand during this timeframe Therefore, we must include COUPON (T213-1), RED CROSS (T215-1), and the Ty Cobb (Ty Cobb back) to the established 15 tobacco brands of the T206 set. TED Z 
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