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Old 05-04-2010, 04:50 PM
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I must say that I find that Goudey Lajoie very arousing.
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Old 05-04-2010, 05:04 PM
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I must say that I find that Goudey Lajoie very arousing.


Do NOT let your Lajoie find out you're looking at others! You'll be in big trouble at home.

(Psst. Are you saying I should flip it on the BST?)
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I think that most, if not all, of these cards are from the Charlie Conlon estate.

Here is your Lajoie's brother:
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Skydash gets a pedigree, but not Charlie Conlon???
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"Mr. X" did too.
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Skydash gets a pedigree, but not Charlie Conlon???
Yeah really!, even this guy Jeff Hull had his cards pedigreed

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Tommy looks like he is wearing guy-liner and blush!
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After reading the catalog description for the N172 California League Doyle (Lot #1 in REAs recent auction), I'm thinking it is also from Charlie Conlon's collection.

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As far as rare (scarce?) cards still in raw collections, I personally know of a
T206 collection that has yet to hit the market (may not for that matter), with several green Cobbs, and a Magie error, highlighting its 500+ cards. Its nice to know there is still that sort of stuff out there in private collections (not been offered at auction).
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