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04-01-2005, 01:07 PM
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Help with Turn of the Century Cards
Posted By: AFD
My grandfather recently passed away. He has been an avid baseball card collector for the better part of his life and left a ton of cards to me (about 100-200). I dont collect and have no idea if these are worth anything. But I need some money for a down payment on a house and would be willing to sell these cards together or separately. I will take all offers and accept the best offer. Ive scanned two cards (shown below) that I inherited and that are representative of the types of cards in my fathers collection. Ive heard of wagner. I dont know who the other guy is, I only know that there are a lot of cards that look like it. 
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