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02-16-2011, 09:37 AM
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Hi Mike,
Exhibits are great cards and for the most part very few were reprinted. You are pretty safe with the old exhibits from 1921-1938, a few were reprinted for shows in the 70'-80's but have advertising for shows on them so easy to tell. Jim Rowe did some 4 in 1 reprints in 1977 and they are easy to tell apart with a little studying. The main reprints are from the 1947-66 set and you can read more on them on the thread above, there are lots out there of these and pretty hard to tell them apart-  
Last edited by smtjoy; 02-16-2011 at 09:39 AM. 
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