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12-22-2005, 04:25 PM
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There are many rather expensive cards which I do not like.
Posted By: whycough
The '38 Goudey Joe D is his best card and aesthetically one of the great cards in the hobby. This example is missing the excessive toning which usually plaques this issue. I have been looking for a nice one of these for a long time. Any card computer generated is a horror. 
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