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I am stoked to kick off the new month!

In the old days, it seemed to me there were a trio of 1967 high numbers that were just nearly impossible to get (meaning way too expensive). They were Brooksie, Mike Shannon and the coveted Red Sox team card. Could be the Saux were in the conversation because of their near magical run in '67, but who knows if these three are still considered the end all/be all short prints they were considered to be at the time. Either way, I am happy to have finally upgraded my #604...

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And I got these three variations (1962 Topps #150 'green tint' and a pair of 1973 Topps #280 'band aid' cards) signed by Al 'Mr. Tiger' Kaline himself. Frickin' awesome...

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