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Old 01-23-2013, 11:31 AM
ctownboy ctownboy is offline
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If an authentic one of these came up for sale today don't you think it would HAVE to be a card that sells for more than $1 million dollars?

I mean, when I think of cards that sell for huge sums of money they tend to be of Hall of Fame players that have low population numbers.

So, Cap Anson = Hall of Fame player. Check.

Not many of these cards known to exist. Check.

From a popular set. Check.

On top of all of that, the card is 125 years old and I would not expect many more to come out of the woodwork. I mean, this card has been a known rarity for years and people have collected Old Judge cards for years and have been looking for this so if a large number haven't been found by now I doubt there will be very many found in the future.

David
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