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09-27-2023, 06:20 PM
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Racism and baseball cards
This isn't looking to start a firestorm, but an interesting question was brought up to me
In the early post war card years (say 1948-1950) integrated baseball was still a touchy subject. It's possible many collectors at that time might have refused to keep cards of certain players. Could that have had an impact on the survivor numbers of those player's cards? 
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