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03-09-2022, 07:35 PM
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I took a whack at the auction
 But I still don't understand the dating of the E121-80 and the D350-3's. Why would they bother printing a player years after they quit baseball?!? Maybe both the E121 and the D350 and many other similar series started in 1917 and ended in who knows, 1922?
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Was collecting Next day newspaper article and earliest rookie ephemera/card of all 20th century no hit hurlers. 
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