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#8
07-26-2025, 06:07 PM
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The above is correct
Some DIA STARS are a lot more scarce-rare than others.
I got to #2 a few years ago on the Set Registry. I loved that set. So underappreciated because no Babe or Lou. If you like Art Deco it doesn't get much better. The high #'s in high grade were just impossible let alone major $ Thanks to 707 Levi and former fellow Palisadian BBC4U2 for some of their assistance 
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