The Golden Age of Baseball Cards
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Recent Comments:
"My vote is for 1956. Maybe, however, some recent card sets may be seen as classics 50 years hence. What about last year's Topps' Finest? Topps had a particularly good year last year, if you ask me. The retro-sets from last year were fun too: Allen & Ginter and Goudey. 1956 was a very good year but last year was not bad either."
David
"I have a 1958 #52 Bob Clemente baseball card with team white letters-Pittsburgh Pirates in excellent condition. It was a Christmas present from a relative yrs ago. I have it in a hard air tight plastic holder. I like this website. It is informative and fun to look at."
Wayne