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What does the (ST) mean?
What does the (ST) mean?
Ah. Look at me learnin' new stuff! lol@TC84
ST (STAINING): Cards with staining below the minimum standards for the grade will be designated “ST.”
You can't really tell but there is a little wax staining on the front.
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You can tell why they called him "The Gray Eagle" in this card... I like "Spoke" the best tho, I've got a book about Speaker I haven't read yet, when I find out who and how he got his nicknames I'll be sure to let u know!I remember those. We used to call them perfos. I had a friend that had the whole set. That’s how we learned who all the stars of the early days were.
O.J.'s last card as a Bill along with a Record Breaker card in the same set. His regular card in '78 Topps was in a 49ers uniform which STILL to this day looks odd to me!
Hard to believe Witten is #4 on the all time career reception list behind only Rice, Fitzgerald and Tony Gonzalez. Even harder to believe than that is Rob Gronkowski is #88 on the all time receptions list 84 spots below Witten!You all almost didn't get your daily installment of Big D! So Sorry 'bout that!
Jason Witten 2013 Certified Gold Patch 11/49
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Yes, it's true he may have been a **** member in the 20's. There are rumors that Hornsby, Cobb, and Anson were too.I HAD to look up why they called him "Spoke". I couldn't wait to read it in the book. Apparently he got it because one of his teammates, Bill Carrigan, who was somehow an in-team rival of Speaker, would yell "Speaker Spoke!" after Tris got a hit. I guess he got enough hits for the nickname to stick. It seems that there were alot of feuds on teams back then. I read that players would form cliques based on their religious backgrounds. And something extremely disappointing to me... Speaker may have been a member of the ***. He was Protestant and I guess the **** were extremely anti-catholic, not to mention that the leader of the **** came from Speaker's hometown of Hubbard, Texas. I just hope that's a myth, but I have a feeling there were even more prominent players that were members, Ty Cobb being one of them. Anyway, there's a little history about one of the best dead-ball era players. Speaker Spoke!