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02-07-2006, 07:10 PM
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Anyone know if this is true?
Posted By: Howard
I once read that the most valuable baseball card is not the Honus Wagner but one of a Japanese superstar of many years ago. The reason it is so valuable is that nobody knows where even a single one of these cards is today. Sounds to me like an urban baseball card legend. I figured one of you guys could give me the real poop. 
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