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Old 07-14-2010, 03:58 PM
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Of the Thin card stock issues, is there any particular issue that is thinner than the others ? Are Coupon Type 1's thinner than Mello-Mint's for example ? I know they are probably all so close, it is too tough to tell with the naked eye, but was curious if anyone has an opinion of what is the thinnest issue. Paper thin may just encompass all these issues mentioned...
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Damn E93, my droolometer just exploded! Nice card!

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wonderful card-man the color in the background, Cobb and Mello Mint-that has got to be one of the best cards I have ever seen-thanks for sharing.

Jeremy- Coupon 1 and VE are very close to the same and the thinnest I know of-similar to news paper thin.
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Not quite pre-war but the Collecion Victoria issue is printed on Mobius strips. We're talking thin.
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Thanks Jim - I don't collect any of the other issues, but do collect the Type 1's (as you know) and did not have anything to compare them with... I have held the Type 1 Coupon in hand raw and it is like a newspaper. The Type 1's are so fragile they belong in a Holder in my honest opinion just to protect it from itself.

Peter - When you say the Type 1's are really thin. You ain't kiddin...
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Thanks for the kind words guys. Leon, sweet brother card!
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I don't have scans of mine handy, but another paper thin issue is the 1946 Cubans issue, Propagandas Montiel. Maybe somebody can post an example.
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You're right Jim.

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Another Cuban issue that is pretty thin



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Default V61 Neilson's Chocolate - Type I
Hey Dave, haven't seen you around in a while. Welcome back. V 61's (Type I only) are printed on thin paper stock. This probably accounts for the premium paid for examples in higher grades. Type II's are printed on a heavier almost cardboard stock
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