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I won the Bill Dickey and the lot of 11 trimmed/cut cards that sold. I am new to the set and thought it was a nice way to jump in and get my feet wet. I was hoping to grab a Lefty O'Doul (think he's insanely underrated for his play and historical contributions to baseball related to the Japan tours etc.) but didn't love how they looked and they went for more than twice what the Dickey sold for.
Was there a reason someone might have wanted to cut the bottom of the cards in this fashion? Was it to fit an album? Last edited by Topnotchsy; 08-12-2016 at 03:20 PM. |
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