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Re: When did the "fingernail groove" appear?
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Fri, 27 May 2005 01:18:07 GMT
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In lugnet.general, David Simmons wrote:
   Hey all,

After another major re-sort of my collection, I decided to separate all the 1x2 grille tiles without the fingernail groove out of my big bag of the grooved kind since it’s kinda hard to tell ‘em apart while digging. I was surprised to find that I had quite a few of the non-fingernail groove type in colors that I would not have expected (most especially green). Green was a pretty scarce color outside of baseplates and trees for quite awhile so I got to thinkin’ that some of these pieces must be pretty old. But just how old are they?

According to peeron (not definitive, but certainly a good indicator) there’s a fairly neat split around the end of 1994 - those without grooves do not appear in any sets after 94, and those with grooves don’t appear in any sets before 95.

HTH

ROSCO



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  When did the "fingernail groove" appear?
 
Hey all, After another major re-sort of my collection, I decided to separate all the 1x2 grille tiles without the fingernail groove out of my big bag of the grooved kind since it's kinda hard to tell 'em apart while digging. I was surprised to find (...) (20 years ago, 27-May-05, to lugnet.general)

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