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http://img.comc.com/i/Baseball/1972/...6393&size=zoom. But I also noticed the sales information on COMC. Since Oct 1, there have been 11 sales of this card. Previous quarters ranged from 0-4 copies. https://scontent-a-dfw.xx.fbcdn.net/...84&oe=54FCB6BB Interesting? I bought mine since my father was a crime scene analyst for 30+ years for the state of Florida before he retired last year. Just reminds me of the AFIS computer and latent prints. |
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Hmm... I wonder if your dad could identify the culprit.
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I was showing that because of that post a few months ago, it probably led to a buying spree of this variation of the card on comc. See, Net54 drives sales... |
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Oh Oh another one
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Wow, Al that one with the big yellow print error is super cool.
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I'd bet it's not Sy Bergwer on the McNelty or McCovey cards. In my correspondence with him, he said that he did not get involved with the production of the cards. Now, Woody Gelman would be a possibility.
But in reality, it is probably an unknown printer, as Gelman was in the art department,not production effort. Cheers, Patrick |
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I bet both those guys would look at this thread and say all of us need to get a life. Baseball cards to them was just a token to sell gum
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