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Old 01-10-2022, 05:17 PM
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E98 Eddie Collins that is allegedly Jimmy Collins.
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Ive always wondered about that, thanks for posting!
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Old 01-10-2022, 05:32 PM
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Great stuff and great history lesson

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My only remaining E107 is Jimmy Collins. (The George Davis is no longer mine).
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My only remaining E107 is Jimmy Collins. (The George Davis is no longer mine).
Awesome, that’s his rookie card in my book!
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Great post! I still need 3 cards for my back run.
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Great post! I still need 3 cards for my back run.
These are amazing! Something to shoot for. Thanks for sharing!
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According to this classic N54 post, this is Jimmy Collins (weirdly fielding 2nd base in his dress shoes):


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