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02-24-2020, 04:36 PM
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Kid Cards
I remember the 7-11 in Santa Rosa, CA. As a kid riding my bike up there and the only thing they had in stock for several months were 1986 Fleer Basketball...yep..boxes and boxes of them at the end of the candy aisle just piled up. We bought tons of them. I clearly remember having 3-4 pages of Jordan rookies in the beginning of the first binder followed by a few pages of Spud Webbs. A few years later I sold them to a card shop for $200 for prom money...yep, good times.
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