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Posted By: Glenn
Thanks for the compliments, everyone. It looked pretty cool in the auction, but it looks even better now that I actually have it. |
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Posted By: drc
As it uses coca leaves in the flavoring and the cocaine can't be |
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Posted By: craig
here is that ty cobb ad. |
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Posted By: Chris
Glen, |
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Posted By: Glenn
Nothing like that, at least none that I can detect with my eyes and fingertips. The texture is uniform across the whole piece, with nothing stamped/pressed/in relief on it -- same as an ordinary baseball card except that it's monochromatic. |
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Posted By: Howard W. Rosenberg
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Posted By: prewarsports
To the best of my knowledge, this was originally an advertisement from a magazine which someone made into a cardboard display piece within the last 30 years. I do not think this was done to deceive but rather to make a nice display in the 1970's or early 1980's. All the ones I have seen of this piece have been as such, and I have seen the original ad in a magazine (might have been National Geographic) and it was much smaller which is why Lajoie looks really grainy in your piece after he was enlarged. |
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