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12-22-2009, 10:09 PM
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I am a Walter Johnson card collector. A few years ago, when Hank Thomas, WJ's grandson and a really nice guy, decided to sell the WJ cards he had collected, I purchased a good number of them for my collection. Even though these cards aren't "labeled" in any way (or slabbed), the Texas Tommy and other WJs I got from Hank will always be extra special to me!
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