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04-11-2017, 11:49 AM
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1979 JD McCarthy Wayne Gretzky PC. When a Topps or OPC sells for thousands of dollars and is readily available by the dozens in beautiful shape, this RC seems like a great deal:
 Echoes the under-appreciation of 1960s McCarthy issues from Detroit and Chicago teams:    1940s-1950s Canadian 'Exhibit' Cards. These were issued in Canada for vending machines in the late 40s/early 50s, have very early and very scarce cards of major HOFers, many of them years before comparable Topps or Parkhurst cards, yet they are very modestly priced by comparison:     Then there are team issues. Talk about under-appreciated cards.     
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