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Old 01-13-2014, 08:00 PM
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Default Maybe not a W575, maybe not a D383, but how about an E?

OK, let's open this up to discussion. I recently picked up a card that is generally thought to be either a W575 or a D383, but there is a curveball in the designation. This has been stamped on the back with a stamp that is identical at one point on with an E124 back except that this card has "Confectionery" on the back as determined by the "ery" that can be made out from the back of the card. The scan may seem light, but the card is that light on the back. As for the E124 reference, included are pictures to a card that has the same wording on the back from the line "Most prominent movie actors and actresses in the country" onward except for "Confectionery" on the card in question.

Has anyone seen another baseball card with the same stamp on the back?
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