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    Pulled a Paul Lo Duca auto out of an 04 Topps Blaster I believe. I ended up selling it (sorta wish I hadn't...I remember when I pulled it too).

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    what year did they start putting game used in packs? Mine was a Jorge Posada base card I think from Upperdeck 2001 or something like that i mean a real piece of first base

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    My first auto card was a David Beckham red manuscripts card #005/200 from the 2001-02 UD Manchester United Hobby Box. Still my favourite auto card :-) First GU was from the same box, was a Fabien Barthez jersey card.

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    My first auto card was a David Beckham red manuscripts card #005/200 from the 2001-02 UD Manchester United Hobby Box. Still my favourite auto card :-) First GU was from the same box, was a Fabien Barthez jersey card.


    Wow, nice box!
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    Yeah, the problem was I went through quite a few boxes before I managed to get a GU or auto-so I was due a bit of luck :-)

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    my first gu card came from a football card tin, but i cant remember who the player was (i dont think it was anyone special. someone on the cowboys). i ended up trading it though.

    my first auto card came from 2007 SP Rookie Edition Baseball (my first hobby box), and I pulled a Ryan Braun rookie auto card! still my favorite card.

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    my first gu card came from a football card tin, but i cant remember who the player was (i dont think it was anyone special. someone on the cowboys). i ended up trading it though.

    my first auto card came from 2007 SP Rookie Edition Baseball (my first hobby box), and I pulled a Ryan Braun rookie auto card! still my favorite card.

    Wow, nice pull! (the Braun)

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    I can't remember the first but my second was one of the edge elway autos from 93. I was a huge elway fan and only bought edge because of the chance. Probably my favorite pull ever even though it was not a high bv.

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    My first was a fleer j.j. stokes from?

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    First one my brother and I ever pulled:

    Mario Lemieux GU Hot Materials from a blaster of 07-08 Hot Prospects Hockey, about 2 years ago when we were getting back into the hobby.

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