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09-24-2019, 11:24 AM
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Team Issues and Rookie Cards
I've been curious lately about larger team issue premiums (like 1940's Brooklyn Dodgers, Cubs and Red Sox) -could some of these be considered the rookie cards of players like Pee Wee Reese or Duke Snider?
What constitutes a rookie card and how do collectors feel about team issued cards and premiums? My own feeling is that the 8x10's, or odd sized stuff is difficult to display, but on the flipside, they're mostly cheap and provide a great way to obtain an otherwise difficult or expensive player. Thanks. 
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