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Posted By: James Gallo
I was looking at these two Cheif Bender cards I just got in and one is a great deal darker then the other. The text on the back is also a lot bolder on the one with the lighter front. |
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Posted By: Dave S
JG--I have run across red variations more often with the E145-2s than with the 1914's. Can't really offer an explanation as to "why" but don't think the varying "red"s are too uncommon.. |
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