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#7
10-01-2019, 05:39 PM
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Eddie Mathews. His Rookie is a high # 1952 Topps that is also the last card of the set. Making it fairly rare compared to rookies of other HOFers from the 50's. When he retired he was considered the best 3rd baseman to ever play and is still easily top 3 or 4.
Hank Aaron cards are also cheap when he had arguably the best career of anyone to play the game. 
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