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Old 01-04-2011, 06:31 AM
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Default Mint Condition...

This thread is really for those who may have not already read it, and/or don't have a great deal of knowledge on the history of what we obsess about.

I'm talking about the book Mint Condition by Dave Jamieson. I read it last year and started reading it again last night. It is an amazing book. I can't believe how much I didnt know about the history of cards.

I know this isnt Oprah's book club but I would recommend this as a superior read! Loved it.
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I ripped through it pretty quickly. Good read.
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Its a great book which I have recommended to even friends that are non-collector baseball fans.
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