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03-26-2011, 08:48 AM
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Another story I like. My friend and his father were remodling thier basebment in central Minnisota about fifteen years ago. As they ripped down the old 60's style paneling a card was saftly tucked away inside. Not a 52 MAntle or anything but still an 1957 Gil Hodges in near mint condition. He wasn't a collector or mucha of a baseball fan but still kept it until we met and became friends. We made a trade and I owned it for a while until it was time to sell.
Not the find of the century but still an interesting place to hide a card for safe keping. Drew 
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