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08-14-2010, 10:31 AM
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love this post - its all good
Lets look at this when we toss in our beloved baseball cards.
For their era, the most valuable cards: Ty Cobb - was the best Babe Ruth - was the best Dimaggio & Teddy - were the best Mantle - was the best Nolan Ryan - was the best These players (for their era) have the highest prices for their cards. These players have the highest gap in value between them and their contemporaries. 
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