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Old 12-04-2013, 09:57 AM
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If we're limiting it to cards from 1952-1980, I would guess 1958 is the only set with no player appearing 20 years later, as I can think of players that would disqualify the other sets (except 1979, for now, which you stated has one player from twenty years prior)
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Old 12-04-2013, 10:08 AM
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Ron Fairly is correct in regards to 1959/1979. I thought that would be the tough question.
1958 is correct as the only set without a player on a card 20 years later.
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Ron Fairly is correct in regards to 1959/1979. I thought that would be the tough question.
1958 is correct as the only set without a player on a card 20 years later.
My first guess was going to be Jim Katt but his rookie card came a year later. When I looked over the rookie cards from the '59 set and saw Fairly, I knew it had to be him.
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Ron Fairly is correct in regards to 1959/1979. I thought that would be the tough question.
1958 is correct as the only set without a player on a card 20 years later.
don't forget Sparky Anderson*. He appears on the Reds team card.

great questions!
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don't forget Sparky Anderson*. He appears on the Reds team card.

great questions!
Yes, true he did. But, it was for player cards only.
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Yes, true he did. But, it was for player cards only.
I just was enjoying the thread too much to finish reading!
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I just was enjoying the thread too much to finish reading!
No worries Mike. I enjoyed this thread as well and hope to see more of these.
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