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04-13-2010, 10:22 AM
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This makes an interesting point, with the limited # of Cobb backs, i think it does present itself as a good possibility that those cards were salesman's samples/ promo cards for the brand and were never inserted into the tins.
Myself, in hindsight, id take the cards and quite my job and wait 100 years until i could sell them 
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