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10-06-2016, 11:10 AM
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I was thinking of the Susini Johnson as an example of a much better looking Cuban card than the R y J.
The Ogdens is interesting; wouldn't mind having it as a type card. That company got around; there are some rare Aussie Ogdens cards too, like this Peter Jackson, which has only a few known examples:  ETA: so yeah, I bought it even with the corner missing. One of the best parts of boxing cards is how far-flung they are. I have stuff from every continent except Antarctica, and if penguins could box there'd probably be cards of those too. That's one reason why it is so hard to assess rarity. How do you even begin when there are so many cards of 5 or fewer specimens from all over the world?
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