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Old 08-17-2012, 12:10 PM
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Default Friday Fun: Help ID some of these cards
I see a 1968 Topps Mantle (yep, folded right in half) at the top of this pile of ruin. Never let kids look at your card unsupervised. Yikes! LOL

What other cards can you ID?
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Old 08-17-2012, 12:25 PM
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Great fun post!
Scan too small for my monitor, but I do see a T206 Wagner cut from a strip! (sorry).
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Old 08-17-2012, 07:39 PM
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If you focus on the guy holding the Guinness book--his right/lower arm sleeve is parallel to a 1969 Topps AL Batting Ldrs card with Yaz, Cater and Oliva featured. Above that card and resting sideways is a 1969 Chico Salmon.
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Fifth row from the top, the two cards jut out a little further than the rest of the pyramid--the card on the left is a 1969 Jim McGlothlin.
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Five rows below McGlothlin but on right side is 1969 Chico Cardenas.

What is wrong with me?
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The guy holding the Guinness book--the closest card to his knee on the ground is a 1970 Tom Tischinski.

For the love of all that is sacred, somebody help me stop!!!!
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Old 08-18-2012, 12:21 AM
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Above McGlothlin but pointed the other way is a 1969 Grant Jackson

I'm going to medicate now.
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Above McGlothlin but pointed the other way is a 1969 Grant Jackson

I'm going to medicate now.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fucr09aJVX0


At least here you'll have lots of time to identify the rest of the cards......
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I see a ten of clubs but I can't make out the year.
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Five rows below McGlothlin but on right side is 1969 Chico Cardenas.

What is wrong with me?
Right under Cardenas is a '69 Stan Williams and '69 Chico Salmon is to the left of the white sleeved elbow. '69 Lou Johnson is on the end facing us, 7th level from the bottom.
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Fifth row from the top, the two cards jut out a little further than the rest of the pyramid--the card on the left is a 1969 Jim McGlothlin.
right next to McGlothlin but facing the other way is a 1968 Cookie Rojas.
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8 rows from the bottom, right in the middle of the pyramid is a '69 Danny Cater.
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Card on rug at bottom right is '69 Tony Taylor... That's it... I've spent too much time on this. I quit.
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