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Old 11-20-2014, 08:08 PM
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"From left just above Jobu, that’s a 1984 Donruss Eddie Murray Diamond Kings card, a 1968 Topps Game Roberto Clemente, a mystery card, a 1971 Topps Willie McCovey, a 1954 Topps Hank Aaron rookie card and a 1952 Topps Jackie Robinson."
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There is an episode of Who's The Boss, where Tony gets one of his own cards and I think they used a 1982 Fleer card, recognized the back. It definitely wasn't the right set
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How bout the movie "Mask" with Eric Stolz and Cher? Rocky Dennis was huge into the Dodgers and cards.
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Yanksfan09 - That card right above the boy's head in your post looks to me like a 1989 Pacific Mel Harder card.

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I would have posted a pic of my crib but I hadn't read the thread yet!


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I'm pretty sure Stephen kings needful things depicts a baseball card or two...the book describes a honus wagner if my memory serves me.
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In "Rainman" Dustin Hoffman's character is a baseball fan and has several cards on his wall in his bedroom.
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I believe there's a Ruth RC in Pride Of The Yankees.
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" Willie Keeler ? Are you kidding me ? " Was the famous line from Happy Days when Richie tells Potsie that Willie Keller really is in the Hall Of Fame .
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I think there was an episode of Castle that was centered around card theft.

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Stephen King's Needful Things was a 56 Mantle that the kid gave his soul for.
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I'm pretty sure Stephen kings needful things depicts a baseball card or two...the book describes a honus wagner if my memory serves me.
It was a '55 Topps Koufax.

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