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Old 05-10-2020, 12:32 PM
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Missed this thread the other day. Some of the surprises are the relative prices of both Youngs as compared to other HOF players and the fact that Knight is listed at 3x the other commons. Relatively speaking, Lobert, McLean, Shean and Upp have increased greatly in relative value, while Duffy seems to have leveled out. Thanks for sharing.
I agree. The Knight is indeed a cool looking card, but probably mid-tier in regards to scarcity, as are the similarly priced Schlitzer and Wiltse.

Bemis, Bescher, Dougherty, Leach batting, and Stone no hands, all at or near common pricing, would be examples of cards whose scarcity were not recognized at the time...I know I benefited years ago from that fact.

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