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#23
06-01-2010, 03:52 PM
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T207's
Hi Ted,
About 85 of the 200 players in T207 were also in T206. That is a low percentage for only about 3 years later. Of the 85 T206 players, I don't believe any of the same poses or artwork were used for the T207's. It makes sense to think that a different printer/designer was used. I don't think ATC or the other printer could have blocked the approval of T206 players to be in the set. Otherwise, those 85 would not be in T207, which is still a large number of players. It's possible a dispute occurred and the T207 set was halted before another series could be printed. Ron 
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