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08-26-2004, 10:44 PM
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Grover Alexander
Posted By: Andy Baran
The Tom Barker / National Game cards of Alexander are his ROOKIE cards. How can you say that these are not "trading cards" when you consider Mordecai Brown's ROOKIE card to be from the Fan Craze Set? (We both know that his real ROOKIE card is from the Alleghany Set) 
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You should thank me. Now you can buy a Tom Barker or National Game Alexander relatively inexpensively, and sell your Cracker Jack Alexander for a nice profit.
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