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Old 04-01-2011, 06:02 PM
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Very interesting cards. There is definitely no shortage of red ink on the front of the Gilbert card. Rosiest cheeks I've ever seen.
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Thanks Dan!
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Wow two Weimers with ghost prints that's very interesting...and all P150's here having the Ghosts....kinda of cool.

Great card.

Here's one for April Fools....

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A little more common on strip cards, but this one's pretty bold.

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I love how SGC slabbed the card with the reverse in the front
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John -

Thanks!! the 150 series has tons of issuesLOL....interesting how these are factory cut......i wonder how many are out there??, like 1 or 2 sheets got out maybe?? fronts printed, then backs.....maybe printer did'nt realize initial "outline" print in reverse then set aside.....maybe then a few accidentally got put back into production and finished??all of the examples i have seen have no issues on fronts, and backs are fine.....really neat cards as obviously this series was young..

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thanks so much!! was awesome of sgc....have all my best cards slabbed by them always, they are the only one to use...

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SGC slabbed this one with the back of the card facing front. They did a really nice job of it....I still don't know if I count this as a brown Old Mill though.
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Old 04-02-2011, 10:22 AM
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Hands down brown om.......

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