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02-24-2015, 11:30 AM
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In no particular order and to keep on track with the OP of most sought after non-Mantle I'd have to say top 6 are:
'55 Clemente '54 Aaron '68 Ryan '63 Rose '52 Mays '67 Seaver Topps is by far the most sought after postwar card so I'd have to go with all Topps cards. Edited to add: Most significant and most sought after are very different things to me. I'd say the above 6 are most sought after. Most significant may include cards like the '84D Mattingly and '89UD Griffey. Last edited by rsdill2; 02-24-2015 at 12:17 PM. 
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