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Old 07-25-2008, 10:12 PM
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This side of the board doesn't seem to have a lot of these threads and I would love to see some of the great cards of other collectors from this era.

Whether it's a rarity, life long favorite player, valuable card, or all of the above.

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Old 07-26-2008, 04:58 AM
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One of my favorites..........


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Old 07-26-2008, 08:24 AM
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I am fond of this one:

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Old 07-26-2008, 08:24 AM
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I double posted my 3-D Maloney somehow and was going to delete the dupicate post but I like this bad boy too. FYI the card to the left of the Wyrostek on the panel is Mantle, he is somehow missing from mine

I bought this from Bob Sevchuk at the time of the 1983 find of uncut '53 strips which led to the discovery of how the sheets were printed (see Baseball Cards Magazine #9 articles by Lew Lipset, who was Sevchuk's neighbor). He still had the Mantle on a 2 card panel in his shop when I purchased this for the princely sum of $25 back in the day.

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1956 Lincoln Mutual Dick Stuart - the card was a stadium giveaway on Dick Stuart day during his 66 homer season.

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PostWar means Aaron, Mays & Mantle:

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Number 1. SGC 1/1; PSA 8 3 graded none higher.


Number 2:

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It would have to be one of the tougher Seavers. Here are a few:









These aren't bad either:

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what is that first seaver?


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Old 07-28-2008, 02:36 PM
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It's an unissued 1968 Topps proof of Tom Seaver. He was trying to fool the photographer by pitching left handed. It didn't work, so he was punished with that boring head shot for the next three years.

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The sticker (never see another) more than the rookie:





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Two of my favorites-

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Nice cards everyone...Here's couple of mine..




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Some cards I really love...








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Here are a few of my "not for the faint of heart" cards from my collection.







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Nothing too special, but this was the card as a six year got me hooked.


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I don't see how you people can chose just one. Although I'm a Mantle guy,
I'll post this Brooksie rooksie because it's remained in good shape
thoughout my thumbing years and no one else posts him (poor guy).

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Why do some people's pictures stay up forever, while mine get taken down after a week or so?

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Are you uploading your images to NT 54 for posting? Those are automatically removed after about a week. Those that stay up indefinitely are linked from image hosting websites, such as Photobucket, which is what I use since there is a direct link and auto-login to it provided on the "Respond to Message" page here.

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tough choice

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