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03-24-2015, 09:19 PM
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The Most Valuable One-Off Player Card
So I was pondering this one...what is the most valuable baseball card that also is the only card for that particular player?
For example, take the John Kucab card from the '52 Topps set...he had a short career, and to my knowledge this card is his one and only cardboard appearance, but being a high number 52 he still fetches anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars. Can anyone think of others? I'd imagine there are some prewar examples, but it's a fun puzzle to ponder! 
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