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#11
06-03-2007, 11:20 AM
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My take on Michael O'Keeffe's book, "The Card"
Posted By: shelly jaffe
The only people that I know for sure where Gretzky and McNall. I think that Gidwitz found about it. The new owner must be aware of it by now. Like I said it seemed that a lot of people knew of this at the start and then over the years it didn't seem to matter. Now that the book is out the questions about this card are starting over. 
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