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10-21-2003, 02:10 PM
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Another sad day for vintage collectors
Posted By: jay behrens
I really wish it was illegal for card companies to destroy rare, game used sports equiment for the sake of making a buck. Their logic is that it gives everyone an affordable chance to own a piece of history. My ass. That's like like cutting up the Mona Lisa and selling off the bits for the same reason. The only problem is that those bits are totally meaningless. It's the whole that is what is beautidul and improtant. I could care less if something like this becomes affordable for everyone. I'd rather have in tact and unaccessable, then destroyed. 
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