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04-22-2019, 09:52 AM
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Ted Williams
Why do you guys think there isn't more of a buzz about Ted Williams' cards? IMO his cards are, for the most part, fairly attractive...he was pretty photogenic throughout his career. He was a major star in his day, served his country twice during his career, and he is known as one of the better hitters ever. I get that he was often a grouch and battled the Boston press. Do you all think he has a similar reputation of say, Willie Mays? Lack of postseason success? I mean his cards have pretty decent value, but just not overly tremendous once you get past his rookie (with the exception of the Wilson's card).
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