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03-23-2010, 08:39 AM
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Tony
You cannot really separate T206 fronts from their backs for such a survey. Cards like Dahlen (Brooklyn), Demmitt
and O'Hara (St Louis versions), Elberfeld (portrait-Washington), and Lundgren (Cubs) are scarce just because of the limited number of backs that these cards were printed with. While all other T206's (not including Wagner, Plank, Magie, Doyle error) vary from easy to tough as a function of the number of different backs they were printed with.....the more backs, the easier to find that particular front. TED Z 
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