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03-17-2015, 02:11 PM
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Awesome! Thanks for the info on the Maroons cards - that makes sense about the grading cost - I figured cards from 1977 aren't valuable, but I think they're really cool. Beyond the players, I like the one with the offensive formations - single wing and short punt.
Good point about 55 AA - I think we may have discussed that before. I'm pretty sure some collectors don't like the idea of a rookie card issued after a player retired.... 
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