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Old 03-17-2020, 06:40 AM
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For the most part I have stuck with collecting only the more readily available T207 cards, mainly due to the cost. The tougher 'Broadleaf' cards have always had a different look to me, which I think is partly due to differences in the artwork, and partly due to the fact that I just don't see them as often.

I have relatively few of the tough cards, but feel fortunate to have this Cycle back (my only one) of Hoff, and for me it has the bonus of having Buck Barker writing on the back. And it is a cool portrait image of the fellow who lived to be 107.

Brian
That is one hell of a card! I recognized the handwriting right away as Buck's. It's a card of a storied player owned by a hobby pioneer, just fantastic. It's too bad the grading companies wont grade it.
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