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02-01-2016, 07:44 AM
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New York City population 1960: 7,781,984 (#1)
Milwauke population 1960: 741,324 (#11) Atlanta population 1960: 487,455 (#24) We collect the players we grew up with (and heard stories about) more than any other. Isn't it that simple? It isn't race or WAR, or RBI's. If you collect the Yankees, the demand is 10 times greater, on average, than the Braves. Prices have to reflect that don't they? Aaron prices will never come close to Mantle because there isn't the same demand, despite the fact they were both stars of the game. Personally, If I were building a franchise I'd take Aaron. If I were signing one of them for 3 years as a free agent, in his prime, I'd take Mantle. 
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