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06-25-2011, 12:42 PM
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Players who are more known for a card than their career.
Got to thinking about players who are probably more known for a card than their career. I can think of a few. Pre- or Post- war.
Irving Lewis- T207 Brown Border Bill Ripken- 1989 Fleer F***Face Alex Gordon- 2006 Topps I'd probably even add Andy Pafko to this list with his '52 Topps card.. Can anybody think of anyone else that may fall into this category... 
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