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12-18-2012, 08:18 AM
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Had prohibition taken, Billy Sunday would have been possibly the most influential American of the 20th century.
While his ballcards are pricey, though not really when you consider that he would become known to millions as an evangelist, there are many postcards from his preaching tours that are in the financial grasp of most collectors.
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