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12-28-2009, 04:21 AM
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I vote for the W600 i.e. a card, nationally distributed and a single picture.
I still can not fully accept a postcard being classified as a card. Same goes for a team card being labeled for an individual player. This doesn't subtract from the beauty of any of them, just my thoughts for the people that must have cards labeled as rookies or not. It is a big deal for many collectors. Now, if only Sporting Life had the foresight to label the team card as "Tiger Future Stars" - then you would have a rookie card. Does anybody have any of the 1901-17 Police Gazette Supplements #19 Ty Cobb to show? Also, all of us don't know anything as I believe Beckett has the T206 listed as the Cobb rookie in their definitive Rookie Book. 
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