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09-04-2012, 07:56 PM
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D381
Great card...I always thought the D381 series really showed the true face of baseball at the time, and quite often it wasn't very pretty. These guys played out in the sun all day, most of them looked like they had never seen a dentist or brushed their teeth on a regular basis, or looked like they just had Ty Cobb jump, spikes high, into their face, like Mr. Egan here. Show off some other rustic players from this set.
Brian 
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