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10-13-2009, 11:56 AM
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Why is the T200 New York AL so tough
compared to other T200's? And is this the only card depicting pitcher George McConnell? These are but a few questions rambling in my mind, can anyone help me please.
ps looking for an E107 and or M101-1 of Frank Noodles Hahn 
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