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Posted By: fkw

It has nothing to do with vintage "rookie cards".......

But MLB has done something about the Modern "rookie cards". I guess MLB recently made some rules the modern card companies need to go by.

Im not interested in this and its a long read but this guy explains it in another message board post.
http://www.baseball-fever.com/showthread.php?t=68142


As far as vintage, I would rather have a "first card" rather than a MLB "rookie card" ie. 1933 Zeenut DiMaggio, 1914 Balt News Ruth, 1946 Prop Mont Musial