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Old 07-21-2014, 11:28 AM
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I collect pre-war, vintage and modern, so I have one for each period.

Favorite pre-war is my Johnson portrait. I look at it at least three times every day.



Vintage, I'm a Clemente nut, and right now, his '71 Topps card is my favorite.



Modern? Definitely my 2009 Bowman Chrome Mike Trout rookie.

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Favorite pre-war is my Johnson portrait. I look at it at least three times every day.
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That card makes me smile. What can I say?
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Like many others, I have a hard time picking a favorite. But the Cobb bat on is way up there. I dig the contrast of the grey uniform against the bright background. And the scowl on Cobb's face epitomizes his ferocity.



PS - Bill, keep looking at that Johnson portrait. I love your passion for our hobby!!
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Hi Zach, your Cafe du Monde card is really cool!

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I was lucky to find this from an estate sale before it hit any auction houses. The 1914 Jackson card is just special..
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