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			Would any of you speculate that this may have been some sort of team-issued "photo pack"?  The lack of corporate sponsorship would be indicative of this.   Not being a card collector, it has never failed to surprise me that these types of "sets"/types are collected in the same fashion as actual cards (although to a lesser extent, I assume). If I had ever been a type collector, I would have immediately labelled such issues as decidedly being on the memorabilia end of the spectrum. Therefore, they would be immediately rendered inconsequential to the completion of my collection. I assume it's all a matter of personal preference? | 
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			Too small to be a photo pack  (1.5" by 2.1" for the Powers card, Leons is slightly bigger). I call these "Album Cards", similar to the many Cuban Issues of the 40's and also things like this...  1940 UO-Unc. Associated Stations (gasoline station) SF Seals (1.75" by 2.4") These were collected then glued into an album provided by the gas station Last edited by fkw; 11-20-2009 at 10:48 PM. | 
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			I have two.  Picked up the Powers from Frank not too long ago.  This one I've had for a while:  mudhen2.jpg | 
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|  Jodi Quote: 
 It is exactly like you said, all a matter of preference. I speak from the perspective of being a (mostly) type card collector. I also accept the fact that some people don't feel it's even a legitimate way to collect. That is certainly their prerogative to feel that way. I don't begrudge anyone their opinion as long as it doesn't hurt anyone else. For me, I need to have something more than "an" ACC (American Card Catalog) focus, though that is 1 of the 2 foci  . If I didn't do it that way I would run out of stuff to collect, for the most part. How fun is that? So I have a strict ACC focus and I have a 2nd method that is unfocused, which is where this "photo-card" falls. BTW, I think the "what is a card" debate is always fascinating  . Hope this helps explain where I am coming from. Happy Collecting. edited to add - THANKS GLEN- for posting the scan of the other card. That's 3....and thanks FKW for chiming in, as always. 
				__________________ Leon Luckey www.luckeycards.com Last edited by Leon; 11-21-2009 at 12:23 PM. | 
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