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Posted By: pas

Low pop commons are not great investments in my humble opinion, their value is easily compromised when (as is inevitable) more are found. It's a dramatic example to be sure, but 52 Bowman Casey Stengel was previously thought to be a low pop card in 8, routinely selling for over 2K. Yet Mastro just came up with a find of OVER FIFTY in 8 and 9, totally destroying the market for the card. I would stick to prewar HOFers for investment purposes, hard to go too far wrong there.