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Old 02-22-2016, 08:16 PM
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Check out post # 48...Mr. Smiley finally had a card to smile about. Wait a minute! Is that a fantasy card?

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72 Garvey was almost always "worth more" in the books than the 71 RC.
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72 Garvey was almost always "worth more" in the books than the 71 RC.
what? seriously?
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what? seriously?
Yes in Beckett days for sure. High number.
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complete fantasy card, so never had his own card! d@mn.

not only that, the guy was 6'7 and had to fit in on a card w/ someone else or 3 other dudes.

so you know when he flies, he always gets the middle seat too. poor guy.


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so thanks to this thread, i found out about ol bill davis.

had to put his rookie, err i mean player set together!

here she is:









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It's not a second year, but an 86 Topps Sandberg PSA 10 is worth much more than his rookie, the 83.
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Check out post # 48...Mr. Smiley finally had a card to smile about. Wait a minute! Is that a fantasy card?

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If it is, it sure fooled me.

http://ratingtherookies.blogspot.com...tars-bill.html
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