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#11
09-27-2022, 07:38 PM
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Rookie Cards may have been a thing in other areas of the country but I never heard of a premium for a rookie card or the importance of a rookie card until 1981.
Tim Raines and Fernando Valenzuela were sought after and I began hearing the importance of a rookie card. I thought it was a short term fad and argued that a card of a player of worth alot more than other years was stupid but I lost that argument. I still think it is silly that a rookie card is worth multiples over other years without regard to series the card is in, etc but I don't make the rules. 
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