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#11
12-01-2011, 10:13 PM
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I think the best judges of which T207 cards are extremely tough and hard to find are the T207 set collectors who have struggled patiently to put the set together. Marc did a really good job (above) of detailing some of the highlights and answering the questions, I'd just add that some of the toughest "commons" (Recruit, Napoleon and Anon. backs) include Block, Ellis, Graham, and the variation cards which include wrong backs, only a few of which have ever been documented but several "couplings" exist.
It's a great set and even though several stars of the day were left out, it is a classic, full of mystery and "what ifs." 
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