Did 1948 Topps have autographs in packs? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NS-TF9ga8j4
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Yes! Have you never ripped a 48 Topps pack yourself?
That was a sweet pack. Cobb, Wagner, Jackie Robinson, Babe Ruth!! Wow, just plain wow! I wonder if I can find one of those to buy?
That was a sweet pack. Cobb, Wagner, Jackie Robinson, Babe Ruth!! Wow, just plain wow! I wonder if I can find one of those to buy?
Soooooooooo - there are fellers out there selling Broder packs of cards? Obviously, my searches on the 'bay have not turned up any of these wonderful packs of unsearched cards... dang!
Duane
Duane
Did you not see that the video you linked was satire?
What does a genuine 1952 Topps pack have to do with the thread or the video?
What does a genuine 1952 Topps pack have to do with the thread or the video?
You mean you believed the video was a real 1948 Topps pack? Topps didn't start making baseball cards until 1951.
He has a similar video about opening a 1952 Topps pack. That one was as bad. He pulled Ichiro's grandpa's autograph, Kurt Suzuki of the Oakland A's.
He has a similar video about opening a 1952 Topps pack. That one was as bad. He pulled Ichiro's grandpa's autograph, Kurt Suzuki of the Oakland A's.
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