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Old 12-08-2009, 04:10 PM
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Thanks Jon...that American Beauty cards are skinnier because of the packs idea had been hammered into my head after hearing it so many times over the years. It is not surprising that it took a couple of knocks to the noggin to get it out of there. Thanks for supplying the decisive blow.

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Brian,

Until the small horde of AB packs surfaced in about 2006, there were no AB packs floating around to debunk the myth. It's a relatively new discovery.

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Old 12-08-2009, 05:28 PM
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Ted - Your post about the boys and the T-206 knowledge warmed my heart. I had little hope that such fans of T-206 existed at that age.
Its really, really good to see.
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I loved the story about the kid Brothers. It's nice to see another Doyle error but those young ones in the hobby is a very cool thing.

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Old 12-08-2009, 07:31 PM
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It was refreshing to see how enthusiastic Zack and Ben were about BB cards. I was their age when I first collected BB
cards in 1947. We certainly didn't have personal computers in those days......nor did we have a TV set. But, we had a
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Old 12-08-2009, 08:04 PM
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Default When I actually used to have T206 cards

Back in the early 80's, I would always make it a point to show them to younger kids than me. Without exception; they were always fascinated by those turn of the century cards. I don't know why, but kids always loved those cards. It's good to see that a few kids are still into those cards. I hope somehow; since it is only 2 hours away; that those kids make it to Baltimore next year! I know it is an expensive trip; but usually free admission for kids at the National *or we'll have to convince Mike; John and Bob to make an exception*

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That show is known for Doyle's appearing. There have been three now (two of which were real) that made their first appearence at that show. I was telling Leon the story at lunch today about the first two

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Those kids came by my table and asked for Nap Rucker. I was taken a back and asked why he wanted a Rucker. He just said he didn't know and looked a bit more.

I didn't talk to them as much as Ted, but maybe I should have. Nice to see young blood.

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