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Posted By: Keith O'Leary
The "A"merican "C"ard "C"atalog numbers are the designations Burdick assigned to the card sets. Ex N28.....N stands for 19th century tobacco, 28th set in the "N" group. T206, 206th set in the 20th century tobacco card group. No, they aren't alphabetic
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