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01-10-2019, 02:14 PM
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Would the fact that type 2 and 3 being from a factory not associated to t206 at all for any other back and type 1 cards being from the same factory not associated to any other t206 back be enough of a point to classify them as a t213 with the others?
That to me seems like the most logical reason it would not be a t206. How would one use an undated card to make this determination? If a t206 was printed in 1909, then sold with a 1914 stamp what year was the card issued? To me the date is a lot less relevant than a characteristic of the card itself. Since there is no date and everyone is guessing it seems most logical to go by the most obvious portions of the card followed by the less obvious ones. Most of the time the answer is the simplest one. I think he got it right and everyone is overthinking it based on an imaginary date range. Last edited by MichelaiTorres83; 01-10-2019 at 02:19 PM. 
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