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12-18-2012, 11:55 AM
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Awesome. Any word on who the player might be? 
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I wonder
The top 10 or so cards being mentioned as "most valuable" often has me wondering why they are so valuable - compared to other seemingly comparable cards.
I have a few cards that are vintage playing years of Wagner & Ruth, highest or near highest ever graded, population figures near zilch, solid mid/upper grade in themselves, from recognizable known sets, and are worth a small fraction of the biggies mentioned. But, alas, they are not on the prized most valuable list. Why is a "X" Ruth worth $ 4.k and the other Ruth worth $300.k more than that ???
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