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04-28-2020, 09:42 AM
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Supply & Demand
If these bats were cardboard what would there values be.
There is app 50? Wagner cards. this famous card is around a half million dollars. 39 DiMaggio cards are expensive. The 12 inch Wagner decal bat. there might be 25 off the them, That's it. And it takes three different variation's . to get to a total off 25. The 1939 Centennial DiMaggio bat. To my knowledge they were only sold at the 100th year anniversary?. I don't have a guess on how many off these bats exist. There isn't many of them. There are others HOF players with mini,s that are rarer than these bats. Yall be safe out there. Last edited by minibatsman; 04-28-2020 at 09:43 AM. 
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