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04-02-2007, 06:47 AM
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can anyone recommend good paper stock for making baseball cards?
Posted By: jackgoodman
Try contacting Trae R. (another poster on this board). He recently did a great job in re-creating the backs of t206 cards and as I recall, had the same problem in tracking down the right paper to use. 
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