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06-07-2024, 05:54 PM

G1911

Gr.eg McCl.@y

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1954 Bowman 49 and 97 both have known true variations, with the names spelled differently on the reverse. Finnin used to carry a big price gap in the Standard Catalogs and Chadnois/Chandnois wasn't listed.

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