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To me it's something that fits a few criteria.
Was it sold or issued in a series Is it obviously something else- A coin, a figurine, a plate etc. Is it medium size or less- narrower than shoulder width, and not overly tall. I'm thinking 11x14 is about the biggest Id think of as a card. So posters are out but the roughly 5x7 cards made from the same art in the 80's are in. It can't be simply cut down from packaging- The wiffleball boxes with Munson or Scott while collectible aren't cards even if the flap is cut off. But the cards printed 5 to a box are cards. Other packaging items aren't cards - The Yaz Kielbasa label is cool, but it's not a card. And there's a bunch of stuff that isn't readily categorized. B18s, silks, Bf2s that sort of stuff. Steve B |
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