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#11
02-26-2013, 12:32 PM
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As I have mentioned a number of times before, when discussing "Rookies" of different players, when you have an item such as an 8 3/4" X 11" supplement that is obviously not a "card", let's just call it a Rookie (earliest item picturing the player in a major league baseball uniform) and move on. The term "Rookie" does not have to be followed by the word "Card" when it is not appropriate. If the "Rookie" also happens to be a "card", all the better to use the term "Rookie Card" then.
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