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Old 02-22-2016, 11:38 AM
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If we are getting grades involved then willie Mays fits . 1951 bowman to 1952 topps is the same for the most part in the mid range . The 1952 is cheaper in poorer conditions . But in high grade the 52 goes for more .

There are a lot more 52 out there then 51s .
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Did this poor guy ever end up getting a card all by himself? Talk about the perpetual rookie.

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Did this poor guy ever end up getting a card all by himself? Talk about the perpetual rookie.

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That's the other funny part of it. No, at least in the next several years which I checked.

Oops see below.
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See post 48. Courtesy of Bob Lemke maybe ?
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See post 48. Courtesy of Bob Lemke maybe ?
That'll learn me for relying on ebay.
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so lemme get this straight...

poor ol bill davis had 5 multiplayer rookie cards...

and if that wasn't enough, never had a card all to his lonesome?
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