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01-25-2018, 08:26 AM
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When you start getting into the deadball era and Negro leagues the definition of "card" comes into play. Does a postcard count? Does it have to be a mass-produced card issued with candy, food or tobacco?
Just about all of the players may have appeared on some kind of card but there are probably dozens for whom a signed card (genuine) simply does not exist. And what about executives, writers and broadcasters in the Hall? Card collectors, I think, tend to be "set" focused, whereas autograph collectors don't usually think that way. 
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