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01-23-2011, 12:07 AM
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The first cards I remember catching on as Premium Rookie cards soon after their release (not established players of Hall of Famers or thought to be HOF'ers), were Fernando Valenzuela and Tim Raines in 1981.
I really don't remember there being much of a premium for Joe Charboneau, as his career was pretty close to over before his first card even came out. Soon after Rickey Henderson's 1980 card began to take off and in 1982 we had Steve Sax, Kent Hrbek, Cal Ripken, Johnny Ray and a few others begin to drive the Rookie card market. 
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