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To my mind, the first baseball card (not cdvs, photos, cabinets, trade cards, etc.) set was the N167 Old Judge set. Debates about what is a "card" are interesting and endless. I doubt there will ever be consensus.
JimB  
Last edited by E93; 10-07-2010 at 01:58 PM. 
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