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Old 03-04-2011, 11:58 AM
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I received the catalog yesterday, but out of curiosity, what are Set 81, Set 82, and Set 83 Exhibits? Are these the different variations of the 1926-31 Exhibits?
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A "possible" signed Ty Cobb ball?
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QUOTE: I'm "Stumped"?

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Default Speaking of being stumped
I have tried to go on Lew's web site just to view the items and no links seem to be available.

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The auction will not be viewable until the 14th......
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He's got a new autograph policy which isn't printed in the catalog and the site says is only available on request...
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I received the catalog yesterday, but out of curiosity, what are Set 81, Set 82, and Set 83 Exhibits? Are these the different variations of the 1926-31 Exhibits?
That is the 'old school' way of referencing the PC Back set. Woody Scharf broke them down that way as part of his effort to catalog every exhibit baseball set. They happened to be the 81st-83rd sets he cataloged in articles in The Trader Speaks.
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