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08-25-2010, 08:54 AM
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playing card schedules....
I am not sure exactly the type you are speaking of but I do follow early 20th century baseball related cards and game cards a little bit. If it is fairly generic it has minimal value ( a few dollars ). Even with the schedule it's not too valuable. Now, if it has a generic baseball player it's worth a few dollars more....and if it's a named player then it could be worth much more, depending on the player. Hope this helps a little bit....
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