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01-17-2006, 08:53 AM
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True collectors
Posted By: Mike Campbell
For the most part I collect only Jimmie Foxx cards. Also anything else where he is the focus or on the cover. But relating to cards, if the cards are identical, but have different colors, or differ in any other way, that is acceptable. The reason being, one of the variations may be rarer. Or more interesting. For the most part, they must be grade 6 or better, except in cases where, I had better pick it up, regardless of condition, due to rarity. 
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