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View Poll Results: Which card do you believe is the Mantle Rookie card? | |||
1951 Bowman |
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215 | 89.58% |
1952 Topps |
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25 | 10.42% |
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My answer is no. IMO a RC should only be from a nationally issued set (Topps, Bowman, Fleer, etc.), nothing oddball, team issued, etc.. But I know that some people consider them RCs and I wouldn't argue the point. It's just my opinion.
And it's my opinion that a RC should only be issued after the player is a rookie. There are too many "rookie cards" out there (especially from the late '90s to early 2000s) of players that never even played in a MLB game. How can you have a rookie card if you were never a rookie? |
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