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06-26-2010, 07:12 PM
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Baseball card HOF help
I'm working on a baseball card HOF project and was looking for a little input...
Taking out photos, postcards, cabinets, over-sized cards, etc, would you agree that these are the most hobby significant cards of each player from the 1936 HOF class? Cobb - t206 Cobb w/ Cobb back Johnson - t204 Ramly Mathewson - 1914 Cracker Jack Ruth - Baltimore News Wagner - t206 Hobby significant is a broad term I know, but try to think overall importance and not just your personal favorites. Thanks in advance for any feedback. Will be looking for more feedback for other classes if this goes well. 
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