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I've now seen multiple recent threads touching on this very topic. I feel
fairly objective here because I don't care for the Yankees as a fan or as a collecting focus. The original post seems focused on Mantle card values, not his position on baseball's Mount Rushmore. Again, this question comes across negatively, as if his high values are somehow a bad thing. I don't understand the skeptical/unhappy/whatever term you want to use approach. Mantle's cards have been "A+" list for decades, and there's no sign of that changing. Trent King |
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