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Old 04-22-2022, 01:23 PM
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14. They feel like baseball cards, not like paper-thin glossy bits of ephemera that all seem like bonus inserts from a pack of real cards
15. They smell like baseball cards, the scent of the stick of awful gum still lingering on well-kept examples
16. Better typography -- easily legible bold lettering in the backside text, not microscopic 4-point fonts

and we'll say "hear hear" to 4 and 13 above -- frank, simple portraits and the occasional unembellished action shot,
not a psychedelic miasma of image-distorting swirls and swooshes and artificial colours
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The Topps v Bowman card war from 51 to 55 was epic
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Nothing excites me more than the moldy smell of a finely aged baseball card, especially from my favorite year 1957.
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Nothing excites me more than the moldy smell of a finely aged baseball card, especially from my favorite year 1957.
I like that. "Finely aged" captures it well.

The designs are great, the players are interesting, the cards are usually affordable - what's not to love?
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I can't explain it, but at 79 years old, I can still look at a 1954 Bowman and taste the gum!
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I liked the gum. Am I the only one ?
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