It looks like you are talking about front-back combos here too, in which case your list would be pretty much by the back scarcity order. For example, there may be only 15 graded Piedmont 350 Lundgrens (I don't know how many there are as I didn't check) but there will only likely be 1-3 of every Broadleaf 460 card, no matter the player. Then there are some low pop front-back combinations from the more common backs that are pretty uncommon. At some point pretty well down that list sorted by back scarcity, Wagner and Plank will enter the list.
If you are asking which player is toughest and ignoring the backs altogether, that is another question.
Last edited by Jobu; 05-09-2022 at 06:46 AM.
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