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Old 05-17-2010, 03:20 PM
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Default Which Card Sparked Your Pre-War Addiction?
I haven't been collecting as long as many on the board,but understand that we all,at some point along the way,got hooked on pre-war cards,cabinets,PC's,etc.For me it was this Bill Hallman T206.What card,etc.,got you hooked?Would love to see scans/photo's,or just hear the stories.....

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1934 Goudey Gehrig...was my first card
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t206 tom needham got me hooked
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This one. Or Pete Rose's rookie card.
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Beater 1933 Goudey yellow Ruth
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A grade 8 Goodwin Champions Rowe. The a Grade 7 T206 Needham. Neither I own anymore
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Here is mines!!
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T210 Series 6 Hoffmann, Frankfort.
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T206 Speaker - it was on the cover of the 1987 Beckett guide, my bible as a kid. Naturally it became my first pre was purchase.
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'33 Goudey #181.
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This card made such an impression on me I wrote a book about
the Philadelphia Caramel Company. www.PhiladelphiaCaramel.com.
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