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11-04-2021, 07:10 PM
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To me, the cards that are subjectively the most valuable to people are much more interesting than those worth the most money.
A couple of the former from the nonsports side of my collection, cards I literally looked years for, a 1954 British card of Julie Andrews and a 1964/5 French card of Bob Dylan. If the term applied, these are "rookie" cards.
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