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04-23-2011, 12:57 PM
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The 1920's are one of my absolute favorite's to collect for exact reason everyone else hates them. Relatively difficult cards to find with with real photo images which I prefer over some artists rendition that both came before and after them. I must live in a B & W world because I don't mind the lack of color at all.
I personally prefer the E121 & related issues the most from this era...     
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