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01-26-2014, 09:26 AM
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Lets see your Doble Aguilas
I just picked up my first card from this series and would love to see more and get some more information about these cards. My understanding is that they were issued in Venezuela around 1930. There are few major stars but there are cards of Martin Dihigo and a few other negro leaguers as well as cards for Luis Apiricio's (sp?) father and uncle. I also would argue that the cards are significant because they are the first cards that feature images of integrated teams and integrated game action
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