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Old 04-15-2015, 04:46 PM
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When I lived in NY [birth-1977] I never saw an OPC card. The first ones I saw [in 1979] were 1971s that belonged to a friend in SoCal. He moved from Boston and got them in MA. So I guess there was some OPC penetration into New England.
Adam, typo or did you have a friend that collected cards when you were 2?
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Birth-1977 = birth to 1977, not Birth = 1977.
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I have seen him. I am older than him ,but he is not that young
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I'm not even 50; i just look old. All the card groupies just wear me out.
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Adam's not that old, he's just been around a long time. I have an early edition of his boxing card price guide that he graciously inscribed for me at time of purchase-- I would scan and show it but I'm afraid of damaging the papyrus and scroll. It's still handier than the chiseled stone tablet First Edition though.
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Todd -- Did he provide a COA ? Did PSA slab it as authentic ?
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