What card type is ultra rare but not desirable?

[todeen]

I think 1938-39 W711 Cincinnati Reds team issued set should be on this list. It's debated if this is even a team issue. It's possible these cards came with milk delivery subscriptions; but that's never been confirmed because no one has found milk advertising declaring baseball cards.

The cards on ebay that are graded are asking more than the card is worth. People pay $20 raw for these cards, and let the graded copies sit forever.

Some of the cards have fewer than 10 known copies, and I believe some players have fewer than 5 known copies. I have seen a Johnny Vander Meer portrait only once. And the Edd Roush is also difficult to locate, but I've seen it maybe 3 times. I owned a copy once, but sold it, thinking I could locate another. The last one I saw sold for $150 raw.

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[Svabinsky78]

I'll second Fan Craze..... relatively scarce...only about 30-40 cards graded per star player between SGC and d PSA, yet they sell for a fraction of the T206s that came three years later....

There is also National Game and Tom Barker as someone else posted....I recently picked up the 1913 Nat Game Tris Speaker card for $200....the Grover Alexander rookie from the Tom Barker set I picked up for $450....both in PSA 6....

You have all the various strip cards from the 20s that are very affordable......

The 1941 Double Play are relatively cheap, compared to the 41 Play Ball.....I picked up the 41 Double Play Pee Wee Reese rookie ina 6.5 for $500.....a 6 Play Ball of Reese will set you back a lot more....

[Chris-Counts]

1940 Play Ball Color of Bill McKechnie ...