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So you want to sell EVERYTHING, except one card....
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Cris Carter PMG Green /15
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All but one of my cards burned in the house on fire thread, so I now only have a choice of one card, which I miraculously saved, to sell!
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dbacksfan4life
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Thats a tough one, but i would have to go with my Eaton Bowman inception auto
devin
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tough one for me i have a dual sweet spot auto fo mauer morneau /35 but id sell that before i sold this
TwinGnats
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1993 4 Sport Chris Webber Auto /550. First certified auto I ever acquired.
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1909 t206 of a scrub. My brother got it for me as a graduation gift.
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My 2005 Absolute Update ToTT Yount MLB Logoman. It's a great card, yeah, but it was also the first big "white whale" that I crossed off my list.
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I know I will ever keep this card forever (my favorite player and card):
Though I can't just keep one card - I like gutter (full of baseball cards in a room). That makes me smile...
Though I can't just keep one card - I like gutter (full of baseball cards in a room). That makes me smile...
The one I know I would grab is this one:
1954 Topps Matt Batts
Why? In 1983, my Grandpa was helping me with loading my cards into a small storage area in his house.
He said we was related to an ex baseball player, Matt Batts (my Grandpa's last name was Batts). He ran
into the house, opened up an old chest, found a cigar box and in the box was this card.
He gave it to me and said here, keep it. So keep it it I will. He told me how we were related (his second cousin).
Ive sold-lost-gave away many many cards over time. I'll always keep this one! It's in our grab bag in case something happens (fire/flood/tornado).
Fordman
1954 Topps Matt Batts
Why? In 1983, my Grandpa was helping me with loading my cards into a small storage area in his house.
He said we was related to an ex baseball player, Matt Batts (my Grandpa's last name was Batts). He ran
into the house, opened up an old chest, found a cigar box and in the box was this card.
He gave it to me and said here, keep it. So keep it it I will. He told me how we were related (his second cousin).
Ive sold-lost-gave away many many cards over time. I'll always keep this one! It's in our grab bag in case something happens (fire/flood/tornado).
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1985 Topps Baseball #620
joey12508
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No way I can keep just one.
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