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Took my chances on a big jet plane
Never let 'em tell ya that they're all the same
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1976, card #148. Pack fresh pulled......then into the back pocket for a few hours of kid pitch before hiding in a shoe box. How I got, and got rid of, a sports card masterpiece.
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Bonus Babies, Senators, Royals, and a Killer: Harmon Killebrew's non-underrated and non-undervalued career.
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Been down one time......been down two times...........Three ideas for my content creation future.
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(It's better to burn out than to fade away)
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Dr. Jim has been kind enough to join me to discuss TCMA and the impact they had on collecting in the '70s and beyond. In true John Keating fashion, the conversation veers off topic.
https://www.youtube.com/@dr.jamesbeckettsportscardi9681
Music by Mango Safari
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That Seventies Card Show on YouTube
Twitter @SeventiesCard
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1973 Topps was, as the damn kids say, 'fire'. The last of it's kind (series) with too any inner circle Hall of Famers than should be allowed. Ed helps explain why we love it so much and why you should as well.
https://www.youtube.com/@safeathomesportscards4574
Music by Mango Safari
[email protected]
That Seventies Card Show on YouTube
Twitter @SeventiesCard
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