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Old 09-18-2007, 01:02 PM
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Default Would You Consider This A Valid Baseball Card?
Posted By: davidcycleback

I don't know. Looks like a cricket player to me
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It should be pointed out that baseball card is short for 'baseball trading card,' which means, in part, cards commercially made to be traded and collected by kids and adults. Not everything that physically is card is a trading card-- due to the 'trading' part. While physically cards, those fall out order cards in magazines and business cards were not manufactured as collectibles. However, postcards were intentionally made pretty and were actively collected, so this definition of 'trading card' does not exclude postcards.

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