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04-14-2015, 06:14 PM
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Dave
The E91-A-B-C set totaling 99 subjects is a strange set.
It appears that American Caramel had a limited number of images. So, the same image can be two different players. If I recall correctly, the Honus Wagner image is limited to only him. The Walter Johnson image depicts him as a southpaw pitcher. Like I said....it is a strange set. I suggest you check out ebay listing of E91 cards and you will see what I'm saying. TED Z . 
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