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02-18-2015, 03:03 PM
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I think I first noticed them when I read about the T207 in the old SCD by Keith Olbermann...about how these cards were not as popular and overlooked because of the lack of name HOF's and their haunting dark brown back grounds that gave the cards a sad look to them.... I think they are one of the coolest of the T Cards and am happy to own a few in my type collection....this Lowdermilk is an anonymous back..
Ricky Y 
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