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09-16-2007, 11:58 AM
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Would You Consider This A Valid Baseball Card?
Posted By: red
Here's a set of six. While the player isn't identified, what was used to create the embossed image was probably taken from an original picture of actual players. In the 5th picture down the batter has a NY logo on his jersey, and what year might this style be from? Can the ballpark be identified from the 1st and 6th pictures? Can any of the players be identified based on matching the pose to an original picture that might be known? If a year and positive ID of a player can be established then it can be debated ad nauseam if the card or not a card can be considered a rookie or not a rookie. 
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