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Old 09-27-2013, 11:42 PM
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All good points, I agree with many, now next question what would a Jackson T206 be worth if one exsisted? ? ? ? ?

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Old 09-27-2013, 11:58 PM
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All good points, I agree with many, now next question what would a Jackson T206 be worth if one exsisted? ? ? ? ?
I hear that they are still finding cards in attics under dollhouses in Ohio. Maybe he had a T206 SL New Orleans card that has yet to surface.

BTW, great Pelicans photo, Leon. I try to search for Pelicans stuff on ebay, but get hundreds of entries for NBA gear.
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Hey, the 100 year anniversary of the Black Sox series is just around the corner, imagine how much publicity that might draw. Good chance that another movie surfaces at that time? Imagine what that might do to the Shoeless Joe legend...........

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