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Originally Posted by samosa4u
I can't post his name on an open forum without his permission. I will say this: for the past thirty years he has been buying up collections across the country (and selling them for big bucks!) So he must know what he's talking about.
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Well what do you know....an anonymous source....this sounds like "fake news" !
So, Mr. Anonymous is a big-time dealer, who says:
"whenever he purchased a collection of of 49' Leafs from someone, the Paige card was always in there."
Of course Paige would most likely be in a sizeable collection of 1949 LEAF cards. Besides Babe Ruth, Paige was/is the most popular subject in this set.
So, for starters the real question is.....how many 1949 LEAF collections did this "Mr. Anonymous" purchase ? ?
OK, Alan Rosen displayed these
1949 LEAF cards from his find at the Willow Grove Show in 1989. Many of us old-timers saw them at this show back then.
Rosen had opened the wax-packs from 2 of the 4 (24-count) boxes which yielded 288 cards. There was NOT a single Paige card in that group. He sold the
other two boxes of unopened
1949 LEAF wax-packs to Jim Copeland. Upon opening those 48 waxpacks, Jim found only three Paige cards.
That's how the entire story goes, guys. The Paige card was most likely printed in the same quantities as the other 48 cards on the 49-card sheet; however,
only a few of these Paige cards were inserted into the LEAF wax-packs. For whatever reasons.
Now, here we have a character, who asks you for information. You provide the information. And what in effect is his response....."your full of crap, because
a Mr. Anonymous says otherwise."
Well, I'm NOT going to continue this "horse-crap"any longer.....
END OF DISCUSSION ! !
I no longer will respond to any of his requests, questions, or remarks.
T-Rex Ted
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