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04-22-2005, 03:16 PM
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(Honus Wagner) CIGAR BOX
Posted By: PASJD
Will I agree with you and would go even further and say one should collect what one likes rather than try to define "true" rookie cards at any time; just that there was some fairly specific discussion in a prior thread about definitions, with the upshot being that some people didn't feel Bond Bread cards were rookie cards because they were regional only, and I was wondering how that analysis would apply to the 1897 Wagner versus, say, the T206 which I presume was nationally distributed or at least distributed on an order of magnitude different scale. 
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