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08-29-2012, 04:01 PM
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Size-wise what is considered a 'card'?
I'm curious to hear some opinions on this. Over the years, i have accumulated a lot of 'oversized' vintage items; R311s', Goudey Premiums, Exhibits, etc. and I always wondered what these pieces are catagorized as and if any of them are considered cards. Also, the term 'premium' is used a lot to describe larger items, is this a catagory separate from cards or is there any overlap? Thanks!
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