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07-07-2005, 10:20 PM
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Does this one really exist?
Posted By: tbob
"Found" another non-existent card, the 1910 Obak Bealls. There is no such animal. If you look in the SCD you'll see a 1909 Bealls which DOES exist (and I won one) but also a 1910 Bealls, which DOESN'T. I guess the Byrd card can drop the card "29.5" designation and become card number 30 and by dropping the non-existent Bealls, the set is once again complete at 175 cards. 
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