Campanella card values

[Exhibitman]

Reading threads like this is dangerous: I ended up pulling the trigger on a 1952 Topps after reading it!



Bought the card, not the holder...

I've had this one for years:

[irv]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

Reading threads like this is dangerous: I ended up pulling the trigger on a 1952 Topps after reading it!



Bought the card, not the holder...

I've had this one for years:

Congrats, Adam. I had that one saved in my watch list and was wondering when it was going to sell?
If it weren't for the duty and the exchange rate, I would have had to pay on it, I would have purchased it sometime ago.

[Fuddjcal]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

Reading threads like this is dangerous: I ended up pulling the trigger on a 1952 Topps after reading it!



Bought the card, not the holder...

I've had this one for years:

I hate when that happens, NICE JOB!

[hammertime]

I agree his cards seem like bargains right now. Here are a couple I picked up recently.


I've also been doing a lot of reading and just finished his bio "Campy", written by Neil Lanctot (incidentally I'm currently reading his history of the negro leagues). Highly recommended.

[Yoda]

Growing up in the NYC area in the 50's, you had to identify with the Giants, Dodgers or Yanks. I was a Brooklyn boy. While there were intense, spirited and often heated arguments about CF and Willie, Duke and the Mick, there was
as well one concerning the best NY catcher, Yogi or Campy (Wes Westrum of the Giants didn't make the cut.). While I will always be a Campy man, I would reluctantly give the nod to Yogi based on the stats and his incredible WS record. Of course, Roy's accident makes any comparison difficult.