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Old 05-23-2017, 07:55 AM
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Or just move the Groves and the Simmons down one and put a nice header type of card in the first pocket. Maybe one noting your dad's role in building the set?
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Old 05-23-2017, 08:04 AM
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A picture of Pops on a Diamond Star card would be really cool. Pops was a really great guy, RIP Pops.....We miss ya'....

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Old 05-23-2017, 12:02 PM
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A picture of Pops on a Diamond Star card would be really cool. Pops was a really great guy, RIP Pops.....We miss ya'....
Yes that would be cool! Where is McDaniel when I need him?

Yes Pops was the best!
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I have my dad's diamond stars from when he was a kid. A while ago for his 70th birthday I made his baseball card. It proudly is included in the framed set on the wall of the man cave.
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Old 05-23-2017, 12:18 PM
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I have my dad's diamond stars from when he was a kid. A while ago for his 70th birthday I made his baseball card. It proudly is included in the framed set on the wall of the man cave.
BTW-dad's card bumped Lefty for #1 in the set
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What is the hardest card to find in this set?
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What is the hardest card to find in this set?
The high numbers (97 and up) are definitely tough. The correct spelling version of #36 Ernie Lombardi and the #54 Hank "Greenburg" error are also somewhat tough.
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Or just move the Groves and the Simmons down one and put a nice header type of card in the first pocket. Maybe one noting your dad's role in building the set?
Now that is a great idea!!!!!
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