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Ok. I added these counts to the ones I've been keeping since May and averaged them. Thus, I have counts performed in early May, late June, early July, mid July, and end July. Please note that the 517 count should only include the W. Sox variation not both.
The results are as follows (note that I put 598, 583, & 569 in row C since I am relatively certain about their positions. I also put 595, 523, 582, 597, 592, & 549 in row D for the same reason): The results for the various rows for average, stdev, median, high, and low) are as follows: Row A (all cards known): Row B (5 cards known) Row C (8 cards known) Row D (all known) Row E (8 cards known) Row F (all known) Row G (8 known) A: 59.6 19.0 66.8 90.0 35.0 B: 28.4 12.9 24.6 52.5 18.3 C: 29.8 5.7 29.9 38.8 20.0 D: 67.1 19.9 67.0 117.3 38.0 E. 54.7 17.9 48.6 86.0 38.8 F: 27.6 15.8 20.8 62.3 12.8 G: 32.2 11.7 34.9 44.8 12.5 The large std dev for row D (Taylor) is driven mostly by the Roberts card (571), which typically has much higher counts than any other card in that row. The large Std dev for row F (Mantilla) is primarily due to the high counts for both 593 (Camilli) and 548 (Kolb). And Row B has the Chance card (564), which also typically has almost twice as many cards available as other cards in that row. |
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