I agree the prices are low. I felt that way about the 1952 Topps Jackie Robinson just a year ago. I think anything associated with the Negro Leagues is only going up.
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Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth
With the possible exception of his 52 Topps high number, it appears to me that the values of Roy Campanella cards even his rookie are relatively low. Yet he's a three time MVP, and of course his career numbers don't include his playing days in the Negro Leagues that went all the way back to 1937 at age 15. And he played for the Brooklyn Dodgers who are, to say the least, among the most popular teams ever. So what gives here?
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