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04-20-2005, 12:27 PM
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1880's trade card?
Posted By: barrysloate
Yes Dave, you have a Capudura trade card and Leon is correct, the card has been trimmed. 19th century trade cards are rather affordable these days and are among the best values out there. Try to find some of the full color issues, and look for the quality of the lithography; some are done exceptionally well. Julie's Tobin which she pictures is one of the more desirable ones both for the artwork and because they include the names of famous players. They are a very underappreciated area of the market these days. 
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