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01-29-2011, 03:40 PM
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10 is correct.
Look around on eBay or ABEbooks, or Alibris, find yourself a used copy of The Sports Collectors Bible, by Bert Sugar. It lists E cards, T cards, W's, D's, just about everything. It lists cards the old way, by teams, which is how T207s were sorted by collectors when the cards were coming out. This alphabetizing is somewhat new... 
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