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09-17-2002, 10:21 PM
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Cards on Spokes!
Posted By: Paul
I never put a card in spokes. But I did use my trusty pair of scissors to cut apart my rookie cards so that I could place each player with his proper team. Fortunately, I did this from 1970-72, when there were very few quality rookie cards to cut apart. 
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