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12-25-2010, 08:51 PM
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My wife stopped my kid's gift opening and pulled the camera towards me. She then said kids lets see you dad open the most expensive gift. She said it cost a fortune.
I curiously opened it and it was what appeared to be a framed Honus Wagner PSA 5 1910 Tip Top Bread. It was a photocopy of the card of course. She thought she had a picture of the Holy Grail. They all laughed. I laughed too. Thought it was cool anyway. Memorable gift for me. My wife is truly afraid of buying me a card prewar. She is afraid she will make a mistake. Great thought though. That is the extent of my Christmas BB card stories. Frank
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