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Posted By: warshawlaw
If a card makes it into the Standard Catalog and was actually issued to the masses in the USA, I don't see how you can ignore it and claim it isn't the player's first MLB card. And if it is the player's first MLB card and isn't his "rookie" then what possible explanatory value does a "rookie" have? |
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