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Old 09-03-2013, 07:54 PM
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Awesome once again Ted. Now I'm gonna have a little "technical" fun with the Beckett modern rookie designation rules.

Now, given that the 2nd series of '49 Leaf was only released in 4 states, it would technically then, not be a "Major(or National) Release", but rather a "regional release" that is only an extension of a national release. Thus, it's not officially deserving of RC designation. Making the '49 Bowman of Paige, technically, his ONLY official RC(per Beckett rules)..

Sorry, just in an odd mood, and having a goofy moment.

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Old 09-03-2013, 08:15 PM
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I believe I got these on the BST from Phil G. over the years.

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Old 09-03-2013, 08:51 PM
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Now, given that the 2nd series of '49 Leaf was only released in 4 states, it would technically then, not be a "Major(or National) Release", but rather a "regional release" that is only an extension of a national release. Thus, it's not officially deserving of RC designation. Making the '49 Bowman of Paige, technically, his ONLY official RC

David

I know you are only joshing......but, I will say this, LEAF's 1st series (49 cards) were issued in early Spring of '49 (they preceded the 1st series of BOWMAN's); and,
were nationally distributed in large volume.

Warren Bowman sued LEAF over the the rights to certain players and the use of the wording "BaseBall Bubble Gum" on LEAF's wrapper. This resulted in LEAF's short-
printing of their 2nd series cards. Otherwise, these cards would have been nationally distributed.

Therefore, in my opinion, LEAF's 2nd series Paige and Doby are indeed their true "rookie" cards. Same goes for other players that are in this series.

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Old 09-03-2013, 08:56 PM
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Ted. you amaze me. I crack a joke, and it opens up the floodgates for more great information. Didn't know about Bowman suing Leaf.. Just another reason I love this forum.. Love the Leaf Doby and the Satches...

Also, Jeff. Great Kiner and Kell Tip Tops.

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Old 09-03-2013, 09:16 PM
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OK....I'll switch this TIP TOP train back onto the main track.................

This set is too tough to complete; therefore, I only collect the Yankees.



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Other than chasing the HOFers, I collect the Cardinals.

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Default 1947 Tip Top Bread

here are my HOF rookies:
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That's a really nice Kiner, Derek. Most of these tend to grade in the 1-2 range.
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