1991 U. S. BASEBALL PLAYING CARD SET ~ 56 Playing Cards ~ MLB All-Stars

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Type
Sports Trading Card
Year Manufactured
1991
Season
1991
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topshelftradingcards

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Joined May 2012
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    Very fast shipping in secure package. Accurately described. Cards in general have become expensive
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