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Old 09-07-2012, 03:19 PM
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I can't quantify exactly why, modern cards are not my primary focus (although I have plenty of them around), but...



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Old 09-07-2012, 03:21 PM
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It would make me sad as well if all that crap was stuck to my table.
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Nothing personal... With your title, just had to.
Does R. Lee Ermey have that table too?
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What's sad about that? The cards are probably under glass or plexiglass. It's just decorative, and none of those cards are exactly priceless. It's just a way to make the table more interesting. Now when I think about putting all those baseball cards in my bicycle spokes in the 1960's, that makes me sad!
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Even if for some reason they are glued on, it's not like these are e107s, I see a B.J. Upton and a Mark Texeria.
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I think its cool, at least the cards can be viewed and enjoyed
instead of being crammed in a storage box in the closet
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Great way to get rid of those pesky modern cards not worth much. Make some tables and sell them as man cave novelties. That would be a neat center piece full of even some common vintage 40-60's cards.
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It would make me sad as well if all that crap was stuck to my table.
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They should have made the legs out of stacks of 1990-92 Topps and Donruss. Or any basketball card from any year.
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They should have made the legs out of stacks of 1990-92 Topps and Donruss. Or any basketball card from any year.

I'm having a giant 20 ton Rock Climbing wall made from recycled 1990 Pro Set Football cards installed in my back yard.

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Looks like there's a '58 or '59 and a '71 Topps in there, so there's at least a hint of a modicum of taste...
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Nope. Even those are modern players/cards, using old school designs.

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