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Old 11-02-2016, 11:41 AM
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Not sure the sample size is large enough to tell.
Are these unique users? Are the searches well defined?

Perhaps the Reggie fan was simply just an Angels fan or some 1986 Angels fans? Perhaps someone simply types in Topps Reggie Jackson and it brings up the 86 Topps Reggie.
I know it tells something, but not sure if it tells much yet. I would think the 86 youngsters (Gwynn, Puckett, Clemens, Bonds etc.) would be more of interest in the long run.
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