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#21
11-17-2005, 08:50 AM
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Most Valuable card to you
Posted By: Jay Miller
To me the most cherished cards in my collection are those that I can remember getting from the people who really built the foundation for the hobby we all enjoy today. The Old Judge cards I got directly from Lew Lipset and Keith Mitchell, the Old Judge card that has Buck Barker's address handstamp on the back or those with his copious notes, those are my favorites. 
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