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11-09-2006, 06:58 AM
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E96 Proof set debunked
Posted By: Anonymous
Interesting thread I came upon at SGC. Apparently A Nap Lajoie card (among others) which was thought to be an E96 proof card actually came from the notebook which a scan is of below. Apparently only one of these notebooks exists in its complete state, the notebook is dated to 1913. Perhaps this is old news to some but an interesting find to me. 
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