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10-15-2007, 01:17 PM
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Should a Newbie Post?
Posted By: davidcycle
Your posting is fine. Some consider some of your questions light in weight ("Would you collect as many cards if they were called mards? How about if they were called flards?"), but there's nothing offensive and you pose some fair questions and points. For example, you asked what was the first true color baseball card. That was an interesting question that had not been asked asked or discussed before. 
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