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VikingFan82
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Just some of my older cards in my collection, I have many more, just some of the highlights. '58 Topps Bob Shaw and Jim Bunning, '56 Frank Lary, Duke Maas, Jim Brady, '55 Bowman Frank Bolling and Al Kaline, '53 J.W. Porter
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I have a Al kaline rookie card. I paid over 300 bucks for it 3 tears ago.
Damn! How'd an 11 get 300 bux? lol
I paid a few bux for mine about 1o years ago, but it's in rough shape.
I saved for a long time, I going to sell it soon. Because I need some money for a 1932 coke sign I saw.
is it graded?
Yes, I got an offer for 600
Where is the best place to sell baseball cards?
ebay. some antique malls.