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12-04-2025, 08:46 AM
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1939 Play Ball Williams Rookie High Grade
Something I'm curious about and wondering if people here had thoughts: It seems to me that for the 1939 Play Ball Ted Williams, high grades don't bring the premiums they do for other key vintage rookie cards. For example, if I compare it to the 1951 Bowman Mays, both cards I follow pretty closely, I would estimate the typical values about so:
Williams Mays 1 ~3K ~3-4K 2 ~4-5K ~4-6K 3 ~5-6K ~5-8K 4 ~7-9K ~8-12K 5 ~8-11K ~12-18K 6 ~11-16K ~20-30K 7 ~16-25K ~40-60K 8 ~35-50K ~180-250K So it looks like the prices are pretty even in grades 1-4, and then they start to diverge. Any ideas why Williams rookies in high grade don't command the same kind of premiums as other key vintage rookies?
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198/240 1933 Goudeys (Ruth #144, #149, Gehrig #92) 136/208 T205s 47/108? Diamond Stars 
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