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#19
08-18-2022, 05:51 PM
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I like the fact that they are a gum issue. I think it makes them a little more unique in a time period of mainly tobacco issues. I also like that this company thought so highly of its marketing strategy that they would send away to Germany to get what they thought was a higher standard of printing and must have taken months with shipping and production. They don’t seem readily available and you don’t see them often in pristine condition either. Most of the ones I’ve seen have all been lower grade, but I also haven’t been watching them forever since I only restarted collecting in the last couple years after a 20 year break.
Also, are there any of the known issues that are harder to find over the others that anyone has seen so far? 
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