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View Poll Results: Do you still have your first Pre-WII card?
Yes and I'd never sell it. 63 60.00%
Yes and I'd sell it for the right price. 16 15.24%
No and I regret it. 8 7.62%
No. I'm not sentimental. 18 17.14%
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Old 07-04-2013, 10:59 AM
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Mine was a 1933 Goudey #206 Gus Suhr. My uncle found it in an old trunk while cleaning out a house for someone. Low grade but I still have it. Have had 2 or 3 more in much better grade but always sell 'em and keep the "Original".......
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Old 07-04-2013, 03:44 PM
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Default Ah yes. I remember it well...

I got this last year. (and I don't think I'll ever sell it.)



First Pre-WWI card (got it last week... and would never sell it):

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Started the smolder for my Prewar card collecting; still took about 12 years before the real fire started. Tried to sell it once, as my T206 HOF collection is low-grade (SGC/PSA 2-3) and I had this crazy idea that it didn't seem to fit. Still have it.
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1922 E121-120 Elmer Miller at National in Chicago in the late 80's
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Still got him:

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Still have it, not pretty, but exciting to get it when I was starting maybe late 77 or early 78. The shop in town - Halls Nostalgia- set it aside for me. They did that with a few other things over a few years, and I learned a lot of stuff hanging out at the shop.

We're both still in the hobby, 36 years after.......... (Thanks Guys!)

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