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just called SGC
Posted By: leon
Not sure whom you would need to sleep with but I have a girl in the office here that is recently divorced and hard up. SO..... I am sure SGC does not ONLY use Beckett though. When I was at the Nationals last year the first book they pulled out when they saw my 19th Century stuff was the big SCD..... and as far as noting the different types of subsets I believe you are correct. As long as there is one listed somewhere, in a separate place in a guide, they will probably do it for you. I sent in the M101 Cobb with Morehouse Baking on the back and they sent is back as a "Morehouse Baking" card....and it is in the catalogues as such.....regards 
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