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10-15-2010, 11:45 AM
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I once asked a bunch of
"deadball" era fans at the 1st conference in Hot Springs; and what we agreed to (and understand these were fans, not collectors) was that if the item was not close to being a one of a kind (like the Vezina pads were a few years ago) then it was a case by case basis as to about the usefulness of the card.
Cards like that; do increase interest by other fans in vintage players so I'm not totally against that, but I understand the historical outrage Rich 
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