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I can certainly vouch for the scarcity of Series 6 in St. Louis while Series 7 was everywhere. As a kid, I had lots of '67 high numbers, but not a single card from the 6th. Sometime in the 70's, I bought the entire sixth series from Larry Fritsch for $7.25. I still have the receipt . . . and the cards.
Whenever I come across an old stash of 67's in St. Louis, there are invariably a large number of high numbers, but I have yet to find any from that elusive series 6. 
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