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#11
12-08-2008, 08:11 PM
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What's the cornerstone of your collection?
Posted By: Ken McMillan
I would like to say my e121 babe Ruth series of 120 holding bird but in reality it is the e121 series of 80 Elmer Miller card. The Ruth is trimmed is probably the reason for the comment. 
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