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10-03-2010, 09:12 PM

tbob

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Originally Posted by bbcard1

The "good old days" were good in theory, but the reality was that it was almost impossible to find old cards back then for the normal collector.

Very good point. No ebay, no Net 54, no local card shop even handling Old Judges. Everyone was excited about the fact Fleer and Donruss were producing baseball card sets to compete with Topps. Sigh....

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