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08-11-2005, 08:39 PM
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Beckett's Baseball Card Hall of Fame
Posted By: Peter Spaeth
Speaking of which wasn't Willie Mays a pretty good post-war player? The 89 Griffey I understand their rationale, it is symbolic of the whole generation of premium priced cards that started with 89 Upper Deck. The Rose rookie is questionable, why does it have iconic status any more than a Mays or Aaron or Koufax rookie? The Ryan rookie is even more dubious, it is as overrated as Ryan himself. 
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