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12-22-2005, 05:39 PM
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$100,000 tax free
Posted By: whycough
Right now I'm into certain '33 Goudeys in high grade. The #230 Hubbell, #220 Grove, #160 Gehrig all are beautiful in 8's or 9's. Then I would look for Boston Store/Cracker Jacks Shoeless Joe. To follow until the money runs out: '39 Playball Ted, '38 Goudey Joe D, '38 Goudey Bob Feller, '51 Bowman Mantle, '32 Caramel Ruth, Brunner's Bread Cobb, '48 Leaf Ted. I like eye appeal, not necessarily highly graded. But I have a hunch that $100,000 wouldn't last long with me. Old Judge Hoss Radbourne portrait for dessert. 
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