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12-24-2011, 07:47 AM
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Agreed
Never thought of the non collector aspect. Make sense to me however. I often think of buying a 60's perfectly kept Ford Mustang or an immaculate (only 100 miles on it) Trans Am late 70's(I was in high school then and loved them) to place in my spare garage space. And I am not a fan of cars like some of my friends are. It is something to have and admire. Make sense then for someone to own the Wagner who is not a true baseball card collector. And some of these people likely have the means to do it. Of note, I believe the nuns find was purchased by some Cardiologist, not Ob(but could be wrong).
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