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07-09-2012, 06:15 PM
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The Baseball Card Question on my Son's GoGurt Yogurt Sleeve
Every night at supper, my son reads us the question that is posed on his GoGurt yogurt sleeve. Usually the question revolves around something like Sponge-Bob Square Pants or something else on TV. Tonight, the question involved baseball cards.
Here is the question: Which is more valuable? (a) a 5-inch tall pure platinum toy robot, or (b) the world's most valuable baseball card So what is the answer? I will reveal the answer provided by GoGurt tonight before I go to bed.
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07-09-2012, 06:33 PM
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I am guessing the baseball card.
The robot would have about 100 oz of platinum give or take a few oz's. 100 x $1438.00 = $143,800.00 for the robot Not sure what the most expensive baseball card is now. I believe Gretzky paid $400,000.00 + for that Honus Wagner card.
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