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08-20-2017, 02:40 PM
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Not junk at all, Ralph. I said "until recently". There is a market, definitely for HOFers with player collectors. I know I paid up pretty good for a Hank Aaron BB card because I collect Hammerin' Hank and it just fit perfectly with my collection. Your JR is the same way; it will sell for sure but it just may not blow the doors off when you put it up for sale. Heck, I'd like to own it.
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