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08-21-2009, 08:57 PM
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what makes it great is that 1. its a "on-card" auto and not a sticker auto like many of his 2001 Auto's.... 2. It is a recognized Rookie Card (RC)from the Most Popular Set, from a company that still has its MLBPA lisence.... 3. It was a redemption so there are less than the serial numbering on the back...there are less than 500 which means supply will NEVER meet demand for this ICONIC card... 
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