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12-07-2013, 02:44 PM
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Popular usually equals expensive.
The must underrated popular player as far as prices is Stan Musial. His numbers are amazing, and his cards are reasonably priced. There is a limited number of years he had a card during his playing years. Personally, the first player set I completed was Al Kaline. Very underrated, his numbers are on par with Clemente, but his cards sell for 1/2 of his. Besides F. Robinson who is very underrated among collectors, the following are undervalued in my opinion. All are members of the 500 HR club too. Eddie Matthews (only his hi# rookie is expensive) Mike Schmidt (greatest 3B ever with all cards besides rookie available under $20) Ernie Banks Willie mcCovey
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