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Picked up a couple packs of 2011 Ginters and came across this card. Whats up with the "doodles" on each corner. I haven't seen another card like it. Thanks gang!
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Last edited by DrJamesDaddy; 12-23-2014, 09:17 PM.20ish years out of the hobby, I ran across my Jackie Robinson Rookie, now I'm back.
Interested in Patrick Corbin and Charlie Keller and 1887 Allen & Ginter.
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The "doodles" were a diversion to make you think you had to put the corners of different cards together and make some sort of puzzle. It was all part of the "Break The Code" game that Ginter plays with it's cards every year. I believe the doodles are nothing but a variation of the regular issued card. Not every card has a "doodle". If I remember correctly, there were blank cards with a doodle in the center to make you think that that was the center of the puzzle. Anyway, I believe it was just a way to get you to buy more cards to complete the puzzles.My Priority Mets Wantlist: http://bonzomorettinymets.weebly.com/
My Tradebait (other tradebait at top of page at tabs):
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Thanks for the reply. It had me wondering if it were part of the "Code".20ish years out of the hobby, I ran across my Jackie Robinson Rookie, now I'm back.
Interested in Patrick Corbin and Charlie Keller and 1887 Allen & Ginter.
1887 Allen & Ginter 16 of 50 and counting.Comment
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