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First 2008 Pickup Thread

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01-08-2008, 01:08 AM

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First 2008 Pickup Thread

Posted By: Rhett Yeakley

It has been a while since I picked up something that I have truly wanted & had on my personal wantlist for years. Jake Stenzel has a lifetime avg of .339, and this was his only item ever produced (no cards). After his career was over Stenzel opened a bar/shop across from the new Cincinnati ballpark, and made some great pins to advertise (I guess it is ironic that he would only be pictured on a pin as a player himself.) I have had the Rooter pin for a while, but am glad to ad the Cameo Pepsin.

Herpolsheimer's (one of the few players NOT to be produced in the later E121 Set)

One of the truly hard to find Jewish ballplayers (Jonah Goldman)

-Rhett

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