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02-27-2013, 04:25 PM
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The definition of a rookie card: whatever you chose as you own personal guidelines. I have been collecting for years(HOF rookies), and have set my own rules. For my own purposes, here is how I collect:
http://www.firstyearcards.com/FAQ.html
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I'm always collecting Hall of Fame Rookies and First Year Cards. 
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