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Old 06-14-2022, 12:12 PM
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It is his Topps rookie card. You can get into schemantics all you want.
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It is his Topps rookie card. You can get into schemantics all you want.
Would that make a ‘52 Topps Jackie Robinson his Topps rookie card, too?
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Heck, aren't '33 Goudeys actually Ruth's rookie cards as well?
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Heck, aren't '33 Goudeys actually Ruth's rookie cards as well?
Gehrig also
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It is his Topps rookie card. You can get into schemantics all you want.
Schematics, semantics, whatever it takes...
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I saw the same episode last night, as well. I think think they are real.
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I saw the same episode last night, as well. I think think they are real.
+1 ...yes they are real
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and they are spectacular
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The 52's look slightly diamond cut across top and bottom....nice find!
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How many years did Jeter have a "rookie" card?
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Schematics, semantics, whatever it takes...
Schemantlics: The devious thought process of a collector/investor who projects rookie status upon a card to boost its perceived value.

See everyone, JollyElm doesn't have a stranglehold on this type of hobby word creation.

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489. Technicalithief (also Pinielling Lies (colloquialism))
A seller deceptively calling a card a rookie card (which it technically is), when the player’s actual rookie card was the one he was pictured on in a previous year.

See also: Enemasquerade - getting screwed over by not realizing that this card is a faux rookie card.
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Dammit, he does indeed have a stranglehold.

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Since the 1952 card was mentioned, I'll also add this...

23. Mycophant (also Twenty Four/#7)
A person who only cares about cards, memorabilia or topics associated with their reverence for and obsession with Mickey Mantle.

See also: Micrepresentation - the refusal to acknowledge the fact you only want Mantle cards because of their huge resale value and potential return on investment (ROI).

See also: Inmantleize - once again condescendingly referring to basic Mickey Mantle card facts that we’ve heard a million times before, i.e., “The 1952 Topps is not his rookie card,” or “The 1965 Topps World Series Game 3 ‘Mantle's Clutch HR’ card actually shows him missing the pitch...and it wrongly shows Bob Gibson pitching in that game!!!”
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Would you call the 1986 Fleer Michael Jordan card his ROOKIE CARD!?!?!?!? Dude was in the league for 2 years already when that card came out??? We can do this all day.
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