Playing in a smaller sandbox

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[Orioles1954]

Canadian and foreign cards have always been underpriced in my opinion. I no longer collect but if I did...

1937 O-Pee-Chee
1930s World Wide Gum
1960s O-Pee-Chee Baseball
1960s-1970s Venezuelan Baseball

Cuban cards are also very fun and can be had on a budget.

[Rad_Hazard]

I agree with that sentiment. While Ruth, Cobb, Jackson, etc. cards are all beautiful and I usually stare at them in awe, it's the unsung heroes of the game that really fascinate me. I think this is why I like 19th century items so much, there are so many players who fly under the radar and researching them makes them larger than life!

While it wasn't exactly cheap, it didn't break the bank either at sub-400, but this card is quickly becoming my favorite even though it's probably the dirtiest card in my collection. I can't believe he's not in the HOF, but who needs it! His numbers speak for themselves.

[Jewish-collector]

Todd - When I see you at the National maybe, we can complain together that we are priced out of collecting as we have a couple cold ones beer chug.gif

[brianp-beme]

No playing rough and tumble in the sandbox...you might get Mono.

Brian (my smaller sandbox as of late has been mostly using Net54 as a collecting substitute)