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10-25-2008, 06:54 PM
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are these cards worth pursuing? please help asap!
Posted By: davidcycleback
There have been 1950s Topps complete sheets found in a home's walls, but the sheets were being used as insulation or lining, not riches for future generations. If the owner thought they were worth something, about the last place he would have put them is nailed to the inside of his walls. The sheets had all sorts of holes, tears, missing sections, etc-- though clean panels were cut from the sheets. Most of the 1957 Topps baseball panels you see for sale were from this find. 
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