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01-15-2025, 11:04 AM
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Greenberg- NOT overrated. Remember he lost his prime years to WW2 and still posted crazy numbers in a relatively short career.
Jeter and Henderson get my votes as most overrated. Especially Henderson's ultra-common rookie card. Many of the 7s look as good/better than the 9s and 10s. People are paying stupid money for a random number on a flip, and not the very common card itself.
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