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10-04-2014, 08:43 PM
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Just looking at old hobby periodicals, it is apparent that those buying in the 70s and early 80s got in on a lot of stuff before the prices took off. I remember buying a somewhat rough 33 Goudey Rogers Hornsby for somewhere around $16 (from Michael Cramer). It had a light crease, rounded corners and was "dirty" looking, but for a kid, it was still a really cool card and one that was affordable at the time. I'd guess the year was probably 82-84.
I always wanted a Paige, but missed the boat. Settled for the 53 Topps instead. I got the Jackie though. 
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