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02-02-2025, 02:45 PM
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Your average minor league is well. going to bae available at very reasonable (cheap) prices
Like so much in this hobby, if you have high grade superstar cards and in these cases they are amongst the very first cards issued of Mr. Ripken there is a significant value. If it's a middle infielder who stalled at AA, well then your best chance of selling those cards are on a place like EBay or COMC (plug there) which has a wider audience for these cards. The most likely people to buy the 2nd tier cards are family members or team/organization collectors. As I said in the Dan McKee thread, both outcomes can be true at the same time Rich
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