Baseball Card Movie
Directed by Casimir Nozkowski
Brings back some memories. I wasn’t a fan of sports, but definitely a fan of sports CARDS!
Documentary Short: Baseball Card Movie
06.03.09 | by Jay C | 3 Comments
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when I was a kid every birthday and christmas there had to be a complete set of cards or a box or cards or something. took me back, but its also a bit infuriating at how they took this thing away from the kids, packs got so fucking expensive. I could get an O Pee Chee Premier box back then when that was the hottest thing for 40 bucks at that health food/sports card store over by Herbies on Ontario St.. – now its like 200-300 bucks a BOX? Thats fucking nuts. I’m gonna have to scroll through a copy of Beckett if I see one to see what the hell these cards are worth.
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