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01-29-2011, 01:11 PM
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Tim
Sorry to chime in again, but what factual evidence do you have as proof of this......
" ...... but if it was not printed concurrently as part of the same set it's no more a T206 than either of the other two. " The Standard Catalog dates this set as being issued in 1910 (as did Burdick). Over the years many of us "T206 dudes" doing research on these cards have established that the 1910 COUPON set was very likel printed and issued during the Summer of 1910. Would you say that the was in the peak production period of the T206 set ? Indeed it was, as this was the period that the 350 series was in production. And, I do not think you will deny that the 350 series of cards are the most plentiful of all the T206's. TED Z 
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