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06-09-2005, 02:03 AM
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undervalued cards?
Posted By: jay behrens
Sounds about right for those cards. They are not particularily tough to find. Granted, Aaron doesn't seem to get his proper due, but to me Kaufax is one of the most overhyped players ever. Now card #201, Sherm Lollar, is propably undervalued. It's is by far the toughest card in the set. I only know this because the 55 set was the first set of cards I put together that was not from my childhood. Berra also seemed to be tough for me too. 
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