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03-08-2010, 07:40 AM
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Type 3 backs
As Rhett pointed out, the Type 3 backs are pretty tough to come by, probably more so than the ends in eighty backs. I think, however, that there are more out there unnoticed because of the subtle differences between it and the normal back...you have to be rather font-conscious to notice.
I have listed what I own...if nothing else to aid Rhett in his uncanny pattern deciphering ways. Bancroft-fielding Eddie Collins (have both type 3 and regular backs) Donovan (type 3 and regular) Frisch Heilman-running (type 3 and regular) Judge-batting Kerr Vitt Brian (not type 3, nor regular) 
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