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#14
03-25-2010, 09:39 AM
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"Any white-bordered card with BROWN lettering in its caption, that was printed and issued by American Lithographic during 1909-1911
falls under the rubric that Burdick classified as a "T206". Therefore, this Red Ty Cobb....AND....the 68 cards of the 1910 COUPON set are "T206's"......period !" So then why did Burdick classify the Coupon set as T213? Are you saying he was wrong in doing so? Because thats basically what im saying with him including the Cobb/Cobb in the T206 group. 
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