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12-11-2009, 03:36 PM
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Hello,
Not having owned any 1935 Goudeys, my question is this; knowing what the back of the card looks like, can you tell who the players on the front of the card are? If so, could people be buying these cards HOPING they can soak the magazine cut-outs off the front and have a decent looking card underneath? Why I ask is because when these cards were sold before the backs were not shown. Now that this seller is showing the backs, a potential buyer might have a better idea what they could possibly be getting. David 
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