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03-31-2016, 03:55 PM
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Thanks for that Zach! Of course from the photo, I personally can't see much difference. But like I said, I saw some high grade ones of these a few years ago - and they did look different. But I think your photos shows exactly why these aren't more popular. They are hard to see unless you are in person. Who's going to find them on Ebay? And if you're trying to complete the set - how many nationals would you need to go to to complete it?
I'll stick to my grey backs Al! (Even if I curse Mr. Reiser on a daily basis!) Cheers, Patrick 
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