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Pulp Ephemera is a sports and culture blog for baseball, baseball cards, as well as other sports & trading cards. Here on Pulp Ephemera no card is too wrinkled, too faded, or too poor to admire, regardless of race, gender, or creed.

Contributor: Essays have appeared in CineAction, The Hardball Times, Spitball, Stymie, Sports Collectors Digest, Aethlon, and Sports Collectors Daily. Poems have appeared in Lungfull!, Plainsongs, and Harpur Palate. If you *really* need more, visit Here.

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Thanks for following The Immortal Jukebox. I hope you are finding lots to entertain you and maybe make some discoveries. If you haven’t visited for a while check it out again. Please feel free to add comments. Good luck with your blog. Regards Thom.

Hi Ricardo, if you’re going to card swap meets, then you probably know as much about this stuff as I do. I am by no means an expert. That said, if you’re concerned about its authenticity or lack thereof in light of whatever your trade or purchase, then you may well want to have it verified by PSA or the like. If it’s more curiosity or you don’t want to yet splurge on authentication costs (and risk of shipping), a free forum like http://www.net54baseball.com should have members willing and able to offer their opinions on its likelihood of authenticity (provided you upload a high-quality scan/photo). Hope this helps!