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Old 02-11-2015, 11:38 AM
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A lot of the 50 Bowman's are really beautiful cards - very underrated set in my opinion. Nice choice on the Baugh. The Y.A. Tittle comes to mind right away as well. For me to pick one, I'll combine: my favorite set, high number rarity, an underrated/forgotten star, and nice aesthetics and go with the one below. (I actually think a board member owns the original artwork as well.)
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Here are three of my favorites. Some great cards shown already. That Ernie Caddell certainly looks under graded to me.


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Old 02-11-2015, 09:03 PM
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A difficult one to narrow down…I'll go with Jimmy!
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Old 02-11-2015, 10:22 PM
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Those Jimmy Brown cards are fantastic! Not only are the Kahns' tougher than heck, you have the '59 Bazooka to boot!

I guess I favor this one a little more than the others:
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Close second:



Those Jim Brown cards are OUTSTANDING!
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Old 02-12-2015, 06:19 AM
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You guys are breaking out some tough, tough cards for show here! Fantastic.

The Caddell is very tough to find in decent condition. And the Kahns and Bazooka Brown cards are a bear. How did you get PSA to grade your Brown Bazooka without the dashed guidelines showing? They usually grade them authentic if you can't see them.

Thorpe, Landry, Namath, Charlie J (Hi Jeff!), Unitas, Norm VB, etc. All super cards as well.

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It's hard to beat those early Bowmans, and there are many nice ones to choose from...
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