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02-18-2015, 07:02 AM
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Cool thread to resurrect!
I need one of those Rickey Wrights...87 Topps is probably one of the most collected autographed sets. Lotta collectors with almost no inventory. Just sucks that I would have to pay more for a Rickey Wright than a Sandy Koufax....if I could even find one! 
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02-18-2015, 07:57 AM
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I love reading about players refusing to sign certain cards....like Kelly Gruber with the (90? 91?) Leaf set to artificially enhance his card's value when he does eventually sign for his kids.
I've read blurbs about why Wright won't sign, but nothing too encompassing. I've never heard about Clemens and the '87 DK.
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