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05-18-2005, 12:46 PM
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What got you into vintage cards?
Posted By: Chad
a neighbor gave to me when I was a kid growing up in Hayward, CA. Just have always been fascinated with the cards, the way they look, and the fabric of the game's history they represent. The first vintage cards I bought was the Tinker-Evers-Chance infield with Steinfeldt thrown in as a sweetener. Got 'em when I was 13 or so. Still love those cards along with teh Mathewson T206 I got for Christmas that year. I'm getting back into it now after years away from the hobby with a focus on T206's and cards of Negro Leaguers issued in Latin America. Recently won a Martin Dihigo Felices card at Ryan Cristoff's auction and I'm still giddy about it. 
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