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Old 02-26-2013, 05:24 AM
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Very interesting story.Im sure whoever got it for the 80 grand will make a nice profit with the sale.
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It is a cricket ticket (card).
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A very nice piece and I hope it brings a record amount, but I agree. It is hardly a baseball card.
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Size is similar to a CDV, even though it is not one, I would look at it as a 19th Century baseball collectible in a very similar light.
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