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A player's "Rookie Card" is his 1st card in a major national set.
Under that logic, Nolan Ryan's 1989 Upper Deck card qualifies as his rookie card.

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Bruce Sutter, Jack Morris, Alan Trammell and Larry Walker say hello.
Larry Walker was one of the most naturally gifted players I’ve ever watched. Whether he was batting, fielding, or on the bases his instincts were just plain awesome. A career .313 hitter with 7 gold gloves? If not for several injury shortened seasons his numbers would have been phenomenal.
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Under that logic, Nolan Ryan's 1989 Upper Deck card qualifies as his rookie card.

Some more myths about rookie cards. A rookie card can be a regional, premium or foreign card.
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That Senator Russell's great granddaughter sold some of his cards.
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