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The card tells a story of the man in the photo, with better images and quotes that really sum up his philosophy and his life's work. It may be sacreligious to some to ever change an atom of any collectible but as a fan and collector I far and away would prefer to own a work of art like this to a random snapshot of a middle-aged man in a hallway.
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If he's just a "middle-aged man in a hallway," why would you want his autograph in the first place? And why would you want to create a cardboard shrine to encase that autograph?
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