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Default Childhood baseball card memories.

I suspect this may have been done before. But, I’d love to hear all your childhood memories or any of them about opening cards. Getting your packs of cards finding great star’s what you did to get them like go to the store by yourself or with your parents etc.

I can remember the summer of 1978 with my friend Chris R. We used to play wiggle ball in his backyard hitting the ball on the ground past the two trees was a single hitting one off the back of the house a double on the roof was a triple over the roof was a homerun. And we had to stand just like the players that we were imitating.

But the best part was after we get tired, we went to the local 7-Eleven grab some 78 wax and cello packs and just went back to the house got a cold soda open the packs up and chewed the gum. I’m never forget so many Woody Fryman cards!LOL and getting excited with the Eddie Murray card with the gold trophy on it.

I have a lot more great memories about receiving cards, but I’d like to hear some of yours. Thank you
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