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1911 Zeenut Bohen is extraordinarily rare.
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I love that Big Head Ty Cobb. It is interesting that some of those hand cut strip cards look like they were cut with a butter knife or a grapefruit spoon. Of course, they were just scraps of paper back then.
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What about T207 Ward Miller or Victor Saier? Do they either one rank in the top 20?
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I was going to post this card also but didn't know if it were "mainstream" enough. I have the complete 1911 Zeenut set and most variations but have never ever even seen the Bohen card. It is the Holy Grail of PCL cards. |
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