Hobby history: Most valuable and most underrated cards, 1981

ullmandds · #1 01-13-2018, 03:32 AM

T208 are described as virtually identical to d349...which should say d359. I presume t215 pirate had not been discovered yet?

trdcrdkid · #2 01-13-2018, 10:39 AM

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Originally Posted by ullmandds

T208 are described as virtually identical to d349...which should say d359. I presume t215 pirate had not been discovered yet?

Yeah, I’m pretty sure T215 Pirate had not been discovered yet. I was at about the height of my youthful collecting in December 1981, reading about all the different types of vintage cards in the American Premium Guide to Baseball Cards, and I never heard of T215 Pirate until many years later.

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