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I think Beckett helped a ton pre-internet. I think the visuals of iconic cards allowed many of us young collectors to be exposed to and dream about cards we may not have known about otherwise.
Beckett also helped usher in the focus on the monetary end of it as well. But that probably went hand in hand. Last edited by DeanH3; 02-09-2025 at 08:23 PM. 
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