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Posted By: leon
personally I like the 1914 Ruth the best. I too, like Joe, feel I have one of the best cards I could ever own and it's old, old news now.....but still a very cherished item....so for me it's the Ruth over the Wags...though I would love to have a nice looking T206 Wags also......and a little taunting of meanie Jeff.... |
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