Let's talk about "over-looked" true Rookie cards....Pre-war and early Post-war

tedzan · #1 06-25-2021, 06:52 AM

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Originally Posted by G1911

This is how I feel, many of the dates "updated" in recent years are fairly obvious. Boudreau's "1948" Leaf card, Clarkson's "1887" A&G, SSPC's that were even marketed as a 1976 issue by the company. The catalog's and websites are unfortunately replete with assumptions, half-truths, questionable narratives labelled as fact, and untruth's amidst actual facts. It gets even worse when one ventures outside of the big sports

G1911

"Most valuable player in 1948" was awarded to Lou in December 1948. This LEAF set was definitely issued in the Spring of 1949.

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Incidentally, Boudreau is featured in the 1947 BOND BREAD.

TED Z

T206 Reference
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G1911 · #2 06-25-2021, 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by tedzan

G1911

"Most valuable player in 1948" was awarded to Lou in December 1948. This LEAF set was definitely issued in the Spring of 1949.

Incidentally, Boudreau is featured in the 1947 BOND BREAD.

TED Z

T206 Reference
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That�s exactly my point

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