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05-23-2011, 06:46 PM
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Interesting to note that Burdick believed, in 1944, that short-prints didn't exist and that all cards were produced in the same quantity. Seems that stories of the T206 Plank and Wagner would have already been common knowledge by then.
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05-24-2011, 09:20 AM
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Thanks again Leon.......
I find this type of hobby history very fascinating. And thanks Jason for posting those articles about the Arbuckles Coffee.
I like this quote " Oddly enough, the error is often not as scarce as the normal or corrected card"........ T206 Magee P150 "corrected" version PSA 3 bidding starts at 1K   LOLSeriously though, thanks Leon !!! Sincerely, Clayton
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