If you were a vintage baseball card...

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Posted By: brian p

Thought I would start a overly silly thread for silly thinkers. I have thought long and hard on this topic, and I have determined that if I were a vintage baseball card, I would be W-UNC 'Big Head' strip card. Not only are we unusual and somewhat elusive, but we also sport rather outsized heads and comical appearances, not to mention the similiarity presented by having blank backsides, yet we remain reasonably priced due to our affiliation with other unsavory 'W' types.

There, got that out of my system.

Brian

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Posted By: joe brennan

I dont collect them, but I sure do like the looks of them. Turkey Red

"I had the right to remain silent. I just didn't have the ability" Ron White

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Posted By: Hal Lewis

Obviously I would be one of these:

http://www.oldcardboard.com/w/ifs-blue-orange/ifs-blue-orange.asp?cardsetID=854

Gotta love those GATOR colors!!!

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Posted By: Julie

1887. However, he died young, and I'm now 70!

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Posted By: Anson

I would be a caramel Magee jumping for joy.

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Posted By: jay behrens

I'd like to think I'm a classy, yet comical 1938 Goudey Heads Up, but everyone would prolly say I belong in the W-unc Big Head set instead.

Jay

My place is full of valuable, worthless junk.

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Posted By: bcornell

This guy: "ha - you missed!"

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Posted By: Brad Green

I'd be a 1934 Diamond Star Lefty Grove #1. I'd be the most valuable card in the set and I'd be at the top of the stack.

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Posted By: Kevin Cummings

I wouldn't be mint, but I'd be acceptable.

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Posted By: Chris

I would have a crease or two, pulled from a album, slightly rounded corners, a little off center but always with a grin.

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Posted By: Joan

I would be a very rare tobacco card, maybe Eddie Plank t206, sitting in an old dusty book, as a bookmark, at a house sale, in
the early autumn, in Connecticut, waiting to be discovered and changing someone's
life forever.