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Andujar Cedeno: Gone But Forgotten

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mrmopar

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Jan 19, 2010
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I learned of Cedeno's passing after I started collecting the Topps All Rookie Team cards signed, the trophy cards. He was in the 1992 Topps set and other than being a foreign born player who might have been tought to begin with, having died young didn't help when I went to add this card to my collection. In the end, it was not too terribly tough to find thankfully. This was probably because he didn't have a massive career, but still glad to find a copy or two.

Jose Oliva suffered a similar fate, as did Rufino Linares, both of who were also on the Topps ART (Except Linares' 82 Topps didn't have the trophy). Oliva died just 2 years or so after his trophy card was issued in 1997 and Linares in 1998!
 

Therion

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Nov 19, 2008
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Looooooosiana!
Yeah, with 8 years between his RC and his death, it wouldn't be nearly as bad as some other players. It's funny how different collections can have so much overlap.
 

AmishDave

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For some reason, his '91 Score Series 2 RC stood out to me, when busting packs.
 

Therion

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Looooooosiana!
I think his name is more known here because he was a 90s guy and the others were 70s guys.
[MENTION=4035]DaClyde[/MENTION], do you have an extra copy of that card? Because it is awesome.
 

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