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View Poll Results: Who is the most collected player of all time?
Babe Ruth 36 28.35%
Hank Aaron 1 0.79%
Ty Cobb 9 7.09%
Mickey Mantle 78 61.42%
Honus Wagner 1 0.79%
Ted Williams 1 0.79%
Pete Rose 1 0.79%
Willie Mays 0 0%
Lou Gehrig 0 0%
Joe DiMaggio 0 0%
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Old 06-02-2013, 10:00 PM
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It has to be Ruth.
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Old 06-02-2013, 10:04 PM
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Do millions of people collect his stuff? I am serious I do not know.

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I'll go off the board here and say Nolan Ryan.
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I'll go off the board here and say Nolan Ryan.
I'll agree with Ryan as well. Ryan is more current for newcomers, and his cards span a variety of price ranges to accommodate all collectors. Not true with Ruth, Gehrig, Cobb, Mantle, ect. While we may want those cards, our budgets may not allow it.
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I would say Mantle. I know a bunch of collectors that try and collect every Topps Mantle card.
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I don't think there is any question--it's hands down Mickey Mantle.
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By far It has to be Mantle.
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I'd say Mickey Mantle too. There's plenty of his cards to go around. It still takes a special buyer to afford to seriously collect ruth cards.
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It's not close. It's Babe Ruth. Normal people have no idea who any of those people are.
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Michael Jordan.

He played baseball to, ya know.

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I'd say Mickey Mantle too. There's plenty of his cards to go around. It still takes a special buyer to afford to seriously collect ruth cards.
Mantle for sure. Way more available. Maybe not as desirable. Ruth was the better player.
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I'm guessing Mickey Mantle. Of course, your poll completely ignores the last 30 + years of baseball. Ken Griffey Jr, for example, is collected by a lot of people.
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Default I voted Mantle
Ripken and ryan belong on the list over some of the other guys.
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