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Old 03-26-2014, 03:35 PM
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Default A new type of convertible.
I've heard of a car with the top down, but not a baseball card........

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1887-OLD-JUD..._qi=RTM1562569

A new type of convertible.

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That is a nice dark photo on the N172 but not sure about the top down part? It is interesting he's not looking at the ball (hanging on a string) while trying to catch it.
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I don't understand the convertible reference.
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I don't understand the convertible reference.
I'll be happy to explain. Look at the top of the card. The top border is folded over showing the cardboard underneath. The top is down. What do you do with a convertible car in the summer? You put the top down. Maybe I am dating myself with the comment.
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I'll be happy to explain. Look at the top of the card. The top border is folded over showing the cardboard underneath. The top is down. What do you do with a convertible car in the summer? You put the top down. Maybe I am dating myself with the comment.
That was the only thing I could think of Brian. It does make sense I just wasn't sure that is where you were going with it.
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Default Convertible is good
but I am more inclined to say it looks like a bad comb-over.
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That was the only thing I could think of Brian. It does make sense I just wasn't sure that is where you were going with it.
Sorry for the confusion. It wasn't meant to be a convertible bond.
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