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10-16-2011, 12:14 AM
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Primarily the history, not of baseball per se, but the card. Imagining the life it had from the press to 100+ years later in my hand. To make it that long intact. I like old things.
Secondly their beauty (t206). I am a graphic designer and love everything about the old methods used to manufacture them. Man these cards are purddy. Third. I like the challenge of working to complete something.
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