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Old 02-02-2021, 09:59 PM
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Old 02-02-2021, 10:15 PM
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Any and all Hornsby cards.
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Old 02-02-2021, 10:33 PM
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Old 02-02-2021, 11:25 PM
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Ted Williams play ball RC still seems low to me! But definitely agree on Musial, Spahn and most of the others mentioned.
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Old 02-03-2021, 12:16 AM
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Old 02-03-2021, 05:53 AM
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Right Now These Guys are Smoking Hot. Aaron, Mays, Mantle and Jackie.

He had a major jump a few years back; Mine would be the......1955 Topps Roberto Clemente RC

It's a much harder card to get nice then the 54 Aaron Rookie IMO

60's I would have to say the Seaver Rookie

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Old 02-03-2021, 06:04 AM
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Old 02-03-2021, 06:06 AM
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Ted Williams play ball RC still seems low to me! But definitely agree on Musial, Spahn and most of the others mentioned.
+1 on the ‘39 Teddy Ballgame. That card has been way undervalued compared to those of his peers (of which he has very few). Nothing has changed, even during this period of “crazy” cardflation (I just coined that one).
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I still think the 55 Clemente is undervalued. I also think the 26-29 Exhibits Foxx is "relatively" cheap. The Seaver Carlton and Schmidt rookies seem undervalued as well.
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Old 02-03-2021, 07:15 AM
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T204 Walter Johnson has yet to have a price breakout, probably since so few are offered. And I realize there are postcards issued prior to the Ramly set, just not of interest to all collectors.
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With the surge in American cards, I have largely sat out of late (with the exception of a nice near 1952 Bowman set, which I admit is hardly sitting out). I have picked up four collector grade Sadaharu Oh Menko rookies (1959) in collector grade for $100 or less.
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I still think the 55 Clemente is undervalued. I also think the 26-29 Exhibits Foxx is "relatively" cheap. The Seaver Carlton and Schmidt rookies seem undervalued as well.
Clemente rookie card? I bought a topps 1955 Clemente PSA 5 two years ago bv (before virus).It’s been selling for 3500 to 3900 the last few months.I checked last night and there are 2 for sale - $6,400 and $8,300! Also a 5(mc) for $3,800! Could not believe it!
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Old 02-03-2021, 12:59 PM
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Clemente rookie card? I bought a topps 1955 Clemente PSA 5 two years ago bv (before virus).It’s been selling for 3500 to 3900 the last few months.I checked last night and there are 2 for sale - $6,400 and $8,300! Also a 5(mc) for $3,800! Could not believe it!
Compared to the increase in Mays and Mantle rookies, it's still a steal! Oh and I still think the Ruth rookie is undervalued!!
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Spahn for sure seems undervalued.
We are in complete agreement on this issue. Although there are several players whose cards are generally undervalued, Warren Spahn and Rogers Hornsby receive my top two votes. Spahn is arguably a top 10 all-time greatest pitcher (definitely top 15), and Hornsby is arguably a top 10 all-time great player, including pitchers.

Based on pure numbers, Spahn’s rookie is criminally undervalued. He is the all-time winningest left-handed pitcher, the all-time winningest modern day pitcher, and has the sixth most wins of all time. He is just 10 wins behind absolute legends, such as Mathewson and Alexander. His records will stand forever. He was also a WWII hero. Yet, his rookie cards can be had for a song?

Hornsby is in this same category. He is listed around 10th in most serious all-time greatest baseball player rankings. Hornsby has the highest all-time career batting average for a right hander, and the second highest all-time career batting average for all players (.358 – only behind Cobb). He was a two-time triple-crown winner, and a two-time MVP. Hornsby batted over .400 three times. He is twelfth in all-time WAR.

The problem with Spahn and Hornsby is they are almost forgotten and just don’t get the exposure that their contemporary stars receive. This has kept their cards’ demand and price down. Frank Robinson falls into this same trap. Earlier in his career, Mantle, Mays, Aaron, and Clemente stole his spotlight.
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We are in complete agreement on this issue. Although there are several players whose cards are generally undervalued, Warren Spahn and Rogers Hornsby receive my top two votes. Spahn is arguably a top 10 all-time greatest pitcher (definitely top 15), and Hornsby is arguably a top 10 all-time great player, including pitchers.

Based on pure numbers, Spahn’s rookie is criminally undervalued. He is the all-time winningest left-handed pitcher, the all-time winningest modern day pitcher, and has the sixth most wins of all time. He is just 10 wins behind absolute legends, such as Mathewson and Alexander. His records will stand forever. He was also a WWII hero. Yet, his rookie cards can be had for a song?

Hornsby is in this same category. He is listed around 10th in most serious all-time greatest baseball player rankings. Hornsby has the highest all-time career batting average for a right hander, and the second highest all-time career batting average for all players (.358 – only behind Cobb). He was a two-time triple-crown winner, and a two-time MVP. Hornsby batted over .400 three times. He is twelfth in all-time WAR.

The problem with Spahn and Hornsby is they are almost forgotten and just don’t get the exposure that their contemporary stars receive. This has kept their cards’ demand and price down. Frank Robinson falls into this same trap. Earlier in his career, Mantle, Mays, Aaron, and Clemente stole his spotlight.
Eddie Collins belongs on that list too.
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