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08-27-2023, 07:51 AM
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By comparison for some key cards Mick & Mays shared in the 50s:
51B-Mick & Mays both batting stoic 52T-Both portrait stoic 52B-Both stoic 52B-Both stoic 53T-Both stoic 54B-Mick smiling Mays stoic 55B-Mick stoic Mays smiling 56T-Both portrait smiling 57T-Both batting stoic 58T-Both smiling 59T-Neither smiling I surmise Mick’s higher card value has most to do with the sheer volume/demand of collectors vying for his cards, thus driving up prices. It would be interesting to see how many Mick cards are sold in a year vs. Mays and if there’s any correlation with higher pricing. 
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