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Old 09-29-2021, 09:57 AM
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In Canada, it's this:

O-Pee-Chee cards were cut with WIRES!
That's interesting, I thought they were just torn apart.
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Chicks really dig T206 collectors.
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That big name Hall of Famers are the most aesthetically pleasing cards in each set.

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The first card of a player, designated his Rookie Card, should be worth more than all others.
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N28, picturing Clarkson with Boston, a deal made in April of 1888, remains frequently listed as an 1887 set. Tons of dates on old sets are complete fiction.
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Johannes Peter Wagner
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Somehow, people call him HO-niss

His T206 card, according to myth, was pulled from production because he balked at the idea of his image being used to sell tobacco.
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Johannes Peter Wagner
Occasionally referred to as "Hans"

Somehow, people call him HO-niss

His T206 card, according to myth, was pulled from production because he balked at the idea of his image being used to sell tobacco.
It is interesting. One of the all-time greats & even today, people don't know how to pronounce his name.
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