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01-25-2023, 06:10 AM
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When I saw this thread I opened it with the intention to vote for 1952 Bowman…but it’s not even an option!
1951 Bowman is certainly an iconic set (great artwork, larger format than previous Bowman releases, and the two biggest post war rookie cards). And some say that 1952 artwork is even better, and the faux autographs replacing the box letters make them look a little more elegant. Where’s the love? 
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