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Old 02-23-2011, 10:01 PM
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who has thought of this...
check out Jeff's card again...if they ever do a film about Hal Chase, is there any way that they can use any actor other than Matt Damon to play the lead???!!!! Scary resemblance to his Cracker Jack card!
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Old 02-23-2011, 10:20 PM
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That Mathewson is beautiful! I've always wanted one of those.
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who has thought of this...
check out Jeff's card again...if they ever do a film about Hal Chase, is there any way that they can use any actor other than Matt Damon to play the lead???!!!! Scary resemblance to his Cracker Jack card!
Matt Damon would be a perfect choice...I'm pretty sure Hal Chase couldn't act either...
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a few:
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Tony A's t206's are graded high enough for me too.

Thanks for an excuse for me to post this card that I am lucky enough to own...
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Can't match some of these guys, but do have PSA 7's of the 1938 Goudey #250 DiMaggio, #277 Greenberg and #288 Feller. Also, a PSA 6 of the 1929 R315 Foxx yellow/gold stock variation. Unfortunalely, I don't have a scanner other than a document scanner.

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Not quite prewar but nice card. Love the name spelling.
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