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Posted By: Andy Baran
I left Jackie off the list because he wasn't being discussed, since he doesn't have a 1948 Bowman. Therefore, either his 1949 Bowman or Leaf could be considered his rookie card, as well as the Bond Bread issue, 1946 Parade Sportive, 1948 Swell Sports Thrills, or any other number of sets. Again, I believe it is up to the definition and the preferences of the collector. |
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