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T206 Honus Wagner Card, Jefferson R. Burdick Collection
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · Public domain↗ Source

Trading cards / tobacco card

AR / ITEM / 00100388

T206 Honus Wagner Card, Jefferson R. Burdick Collection

An authentic example of the rarest card in the T206 set, held by The Met in the collection of Jefferson R. Burdick, who catalogued the set and gave it its name.

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