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08-19-2018, 06:20 AM
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I have a feeling most selections will be cards that folks already own, sort of a way of justifying previous (or upcoming) purchases. In the trading world we call it “talking your book”. So maybe we should include an “own” or “don’t own” designation? And I’m also gonna leave the big four off of my list, since they’re traded so infrequently that one aggressive buyer can skew the data with one outrageous purchase.
Regardless, here are mine in no particular order: Cobb bat on (own) Wajo portrait (don’t own) Matty portrait (own) Lajoie portrait (don’t own) Cobb bat off (own) 
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