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Old 07-25-2010, 01:47 PM
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While you all were posting your attempts at humor and making my thread more visible, I just bought five PSA 8 and 9 Goudey Lajoies for $100 each.

...from a laid off, one-legged, school teacher, suffering from kidney failure, caused by her diabetes.


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OK. We've heard from the Marx Brothers and the Three Stooges. What about Laurel and Hardy?
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Okay- In "March of the Wooden Soldiers" Stan and Ollie play a form of trap ball, an early bat and ball game. I think that's pretty cool.
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Rob -

sitting down for breakfast, I see my toast inexplicably has the image of Nap Lajoie on it. Its gotta be him. I think this is a sign of some kind.

If you are interested in buying this piece of toast - just let me know.

Please hurry with your decision though - I am a bit hungry.


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Joe - nice work!
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Rob -

sitting down for breakfast, I see my toast inexplicably has the image of Nap Lajoie on it. Its gotta be him. I think this is a sign of some kind.

If you are interested in buying this piece of toast - just let me know.

Please hurry with your decision though - I am a bit hungry.

Rob,
Possibly unique but I would hold out for one without the severely rounded corners.
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sitting down for breakfast, I see my toast inexplicably has the image of Nap Lajoie on it. Its gotta be him. I think this is a sign of some kind.

If you are interested in buying this piece of toast - just let me know.

Please hurry with your decision though - I am a bit hungry.
Beckett slabs these, right?
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Rob,

You better bite on that deal quick. The casino in Vegas just called.
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Yes, but you'll never get anything more than an authentic on that. I can say with certainty that it has not been trimmed, but still, look how uneven the edges appear. And the discoloration does not look natural; rather it looks like someone deliberately applied a heating element to it to get it to look brown. Finally, there appears to be bread loss near Nap's right ear. No disrespect, but it looks like a crummy example.
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I heard a rumor that Lajoie doesn't appear on any waffles because he didnt want children associated with anything from Belgium.
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Yes, but you'll never get anything more than an authentic on that. I can say with certainty that it has not been trimmed, but still, look how uneven the edges appear. And the discoloration does not look natural; rather it looks like someone deliberately applied a heating element to it to get it to look brown. Finally, there appears to be bread loss near Nap's right ear. No disrespect, but it looks like a crummy example.

"a crummy example."


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That's a certain BCCG10!
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