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Old 11-28-2022, 12:22 PM
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Neat thread. Nice to see the card together again.

How did you originally get the corner piece?
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I purchased the card many years ago and it was adhered at its top to the scrapbook paper, but only about 1/2" upper left corner area was still attached. When I tried separating it, the heavily creased corner tip stayed on the scrapbook paper. I sold the big portion raw on Ebay about 10 years ago (which eventually made its way to Jim), and I still had the tiny part just hanging around for all those years when I saw Jim post the card on here, and I thought, hey, I believe I have that corner!

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Old 11-28-2022, 04:51 PM
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I loved this thread.
Thank you fellas!
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"I love baseball history backstory; especially when it involves cards."
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I purchased the card many years ago and it was adhered at its top to the scrapbook paper, but only about 1/2" upper left corner area was still attached. When I tried separating it, the heavily creased corner tip stayed on the scrapbook paper. I sold the big portion raw on Ebay about 10 years ago (which eventually made its way to Jim), and I still had the tiny part just hanging around for all those years when I saw Jim post the card on here, and I thought, hey, I believe I have that corner!

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Oh, cool. Thanks for sharing.

The only thing that would've made the story more interesting is if, for some reason, you had picked up the corner in some deal as just a corner of a card years ago.
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One of the best stories of the year!

I would have enjoyed to see the corner go up for auction though! Own 1/30th of a Ruth!
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One of the best stories of the year!

I would have enjoyed to see the corner go up for auction though! Own 1/30th of a Ruth!
I am glad that it was reunited with its big brother, but your idea would have been a fun experiment to gauge just how hot is the current Babe Ruth market.

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A whole new take on fractional ownership!!!
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Bravo! Well done, guys. A happy ending!
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