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01-10-2021, 12:36 PM
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You dont see him to often. He was a widly popular player during his tenure, but has faded away since his playing days. Depending on the medium, he can still bring a few bucks, though much less than Boyer or Maris. He was out of MLB by 1952, making it pretty tough to find in "IN-person" auto. Although, he was in the Dodger minor league organization through the 70s if anyone remembered, I'm sure he would have signed for them.
On card, he can be pretty desirable, as there are only early issues to pick from. Anything else, not really anything to write home about.
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