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06-08-2018, 02:09 PM
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It's 1955 and you have a nickel
Hop into a time machine for a moment back to July 1955. You're eight years old and standing at the candy counter holding a nickel and staring at a box of Topps baseball cards and a box of Bowman.
Which one do you buy and why? Here are ground rules. Rookie cards mean nothing to you. Future value seems unthinkable There are no checklists so you have no clue on what players are possible, or even what series you're getting. The Topps/Bowman battle isn't news and you don't understand player contracts anyway. Your only guide is your 8 year old mind. What do you do? 
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