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03-27-2022, 01:15 PM
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Top Five Tough-to-Find Cards You Own
I try not to remember too often the ones once held and beloved that no longer live with me and rejoice with the ones I still have. My top 5 are:
1. 1887 OJ Griffith RC 2. E98 Wagner - Orange Border 3. T227 Cobb 4. T205 Wallace - One Line of Stats. 5. Tie - '14 CJ Chance and Bresnahan no #. The stories behind my acquisitions are great personal memories. 
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