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Posted By: James B.
My brother and I inherited a ton of baseball cards from an old family friend. Most of the cards are e121's and are very easy to identify. The one thing I've never been able to find info on is a sheet of all 80 players. The 80 cards on the sheet are identical to the e121's and the paper is also very similar. Our friend actually purchased the cards himself as a boy in San Francisco. He told us that the store where he bought the cards had an offer where you could exchange any 80 cards for this sheet. My family insists that this is an uncut sheet, but there are no registration marks and the sheet has text at the top (The 80 Stars of Baseball) which makes me think it was intended for display as a poster. |
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