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Horse Shoe) 12 Billy Smith / 14 Reg Gasnier 1948 Stamina 12 Holland 21 McRitchie 1963 Scanlens 7 Johnny Raper / 8 Ian Walsh / 10 Johnny Riley / 15 Elton Rasmussen / 17 Reg Gasnier 1964 Scanlens 18 Johnny Raper / 19 Ian Walsh / 20 Elton Rasmussen / 21 Reg Gasnier / 32 Graeme Langlands 1966 Daily Mirror 11 Team photo 1967 The Sun 11 Team photo 38 Brian Clay / 46 Johnny Raper 1967 Daily Mirror 11 Team photo 1968 Scanlens Series 1 (horse shoe) 12 Billy Smith / 14 Reg Gasnier 1968 Scanlens Series 2 11 Johnny Raper / 20 Barry Beath / 28 Graeme Langlands 1968 Daily Mirror 11 Crest 11 Team photo 1968 Admiral Transfers 11 St George Crest 1969 Scanlens 41 Dennis Preston / 43 Graeme Langlands Pop Ups: 9 Phil Hawthorne / 10 Norm Henderson 1970 Scanlens 35 Johnny King / 37 Apisai Toga / 38 Graeme Langlands / 57 Tony Branson / 59 Billy Smith 1970 Daily Mirror Milk Heroes Sportsmen 4 Graeme Langlands / 16 Reg Gasnier / 33 Billy Smith / 41 Johnny Raper 1971 Mobil 28 Roy Ferguson / 34 Phil Hawthorne / 38 Graeme Langlands 1974 Scanlens 16 / 27 / 30 / 47 / 61 / 67 / 70 / 85 / 87 / 94 / 96 Checklist 6 (St George / Balmain) 1974 Scanlens Club Stickers 1 1975 Dominelli Ford 1-18 1976 Scanlens Checklist 10 1976 Coles / Daily Mirror / 2SM Top Try 1 Ted Goodwin 1976 Tip Top 4 Barry Beath 1977 Scanlens 131 Reddy signed 1980 Scanlens Checklist 10 1982 Scanlens 169-180 upgrade 1985 Scanlens – stickers 54 / 56 / 58 / 59 / 62 / 64 / 66 / 67 1985 Daily Mirror / Channel 10 Footy Plays Team Photo 1987 Scanlens 102-112 upgrade 1990 Fielders 15 Gasnier / 20 Langlands / 31 Norm Provan / 32 Peter Provan / 33 Raper / 37 Smith / 40 Walsh 1990 Daily Telegraph Sheet: 1 / 2/ 3 Stuck in book: 2 / 3/ 7 / 12 / 13 1993 Fielders 17-32 (16 stickers in total) 1994 Select stickers 134a 1994 Dynamic S1 Gold Cards Signed: G3 / G4 1998 Daily Telegraph 10 2000 Select State of Origin: S5 Ainscough Legend Signature Card: LS1 Reg Gasnier 2000 Daily Telegraph 12 Team / 75 Langlands / 110-116 2001 Impact Future Force: FF8 Gasnier Legend Card: LC1 Langlands Legend Signature Card: LSC1 Langlands 2001 St George Hot Hot Hot 1-25 2002 Challenge Legend Signature Card: LSC1 Johnny Raper 2002 St George Illawarra Bring it On 1-21 2002 ARL Foundation 9-10 2003 XL Legend Signature Card: LSC1 Provan / Summons 2004 Authentic Captain Signature Card: CSR11 /CS11 Barrett 2005 Tradition Signature Redemption: SR3 Justin Poore 2005 Power Inspirations: I7 Brad McKay 2006 Hot Shot Tazo Upside Down Holograph: 9 / 10 Super Rare Signature Series: 9 / 10 2007 Footy Tazo Authentic Signature Edition: 9 / 10 2008 Daily Telegraph Team: 133-144 Toc: 197 / 199 / 204 / 208 / 209 Record Breaker: 23 2008 Centenary Album Card: The Gladiators Team of the Century: TC13 Raper Team of the Century Foiled Signature: TCFS3 / TCFS11 / TCFS13 / TCFS16 / TCFS17 Immortals Signature and Redemption: IMSS1 Raper / IMSS5 Langlands / IMSS6 Gasnier 2009 Classic Commons: Boyd 137 Commons signed: Need signed Poore / Smith Predictor and redemption: PC12 need another for PC Double Trouble: DT12 2010 Daily Telegraph 145-156 unsigned 145-156 Need signed: Scott 2011 Daily Telegraph All + pop outs 2011 Champions Rookies: R46 Trent Merrin NRL Star Signature: SS5 Brett Morris 2011 Strike Commons signed: Bennett / Gasnier Medal Signatures and Redemption: MSR2 Boyd / MSR2 Boyd Premiership Redemption 2010: PR1 St George / PC1 Premiers / PC2 Hornby / PC3 Boyd 2012 Champions Gold Peel Parallel signed: Creagh / Weyman 2012 Dynasty Premiership Predictor: PC 12 Top Prospect: TPS12 2012 League Leaders Gold: LLG 12 2012 League Leaders Black: LLB 12 2012 ESP Limited Commons: Fien / Nigntingale Parallels: Fien / Nigntingale Want List Signed: 1977Scanlens: Rod Reddy 2007 Champions: Hornby / Gasnier/ Cooper 2008 Centenary: Smith / Gasnier / Raper and Elite: Header Nathan Brown 2009 Classic: Header Wayne Bennett / Justin Poore / Jeremy Smith 2010 Daily Telegraph: Beau Scott 2011 Strike: Header Wayne Bennett / Gasnier 2012 Champions: Gold Parallel: Weyman Try Machine: Nightingale .
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