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07-08-2011, 04:35 PM
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Id say only 1 card is rarer than all the others, the (overrated) Bresnahan error variation with no number...
But other than that, Why would any of the cards be rarer than the others? With 144 different cards, Id think they were printed in sheets of 12X12, 1 card per sheet? Does anyone know more about the sheet(s), and are there any other cards that have variations?? Pop reports can help but will be slightly off because many E145-1 common players in low condition never see a slab... 
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