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12-28-2017, 12:08 PM
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Gasp! How dare you call one of my favorite Willie Mays cards "ugly"? J/K...
 I get it though. His face did seem to age fast in comparison to other ballplayers. Was he a smoker? In fairness the '65 Mantle is also one of my favorite vintage cards, and that's a downright awful image of the Mick...
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