Hobby history: The discovery and evolution of T213s, 1942-1986

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08-15-2017, 06:21 AM

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Rick McQuillan

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Hi Leon,
I respectfully disagree. Let's say that someone comes across a "find" of Polar Bear cards that were made in 1914 and the style of the new Polar Bears are similar to T206's, but they have a blue caption and a glossy front. Does that mean that the original 1909-1911 Polar Bears are no longer T206's? No, it would mean that Polar Bear decided, a few years later, to reissue their original cards with in a slightly different style. Both styles would be Polar Bears, but the original Polar Bears are still T206's. In my opinion, this scenario applies to Coupons, and Burdick was wrong.

Rick

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