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09-08-2008, 03:05 PM
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t210 info.
Posted By: Dwight
Many tough cards in this huge set. I agree with Zach as well. Series 5 is underrated in terms of rare cards. Many of you may know I've been searching for a particular Series 5 card for about 30 years. I am beyond frustrated, yet continue to be intrigued by the mystery. Why is this card unique? He was a career minor league player and not well known outside the southeast. Only a handful of collectors are known to have the card and only about 50 are estimated to exist. Can this be explained perhaps by a broken plate? Or is his card and other rare T210s still tucked away in someone's attic, yet to be discovered? 
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