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08-15-2008, 08:16 PM
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T207 - For you, which one is THE Card?
Posted By: Bill Cornell
I'd never really thought about this one, although I've been collecting them for a while. The Weaver card is a classic and fully lives up to his "Smilin'" nickname. Lowdermilk is a great one, too. And you can pick up 3 Brooklyn Dodger catchers (Otto Miller, Higgins, Erwin), each one worse than the last one. I'll go with... Jacques Fournier. Why is he so happy? Dunno, but it's infectious. 
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