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Old 06-06-2015, 10:00 AM
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His Boston card already sells for a premium but it will most likely go up some after the election. The Brooklyn card is of course considered rarer and sells for a good price already but will most likely go up as well.
Thought it was his Brooklyn card ??? I have a Boston one and that would make me happy if it's Boston.
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Old 06-06-2015, 10:38 AM
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Thought it was his Brooklyn card ??? I have a Boston one and that would make me happy if it's Boston.
Sorry I meant the Boston card is selling at a much higher premium than most other non hall of famers.
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I don't see there being any change in price if Dahlen gets in. His card is already priced as if he was a lower tier HOFer anyway...it's been priced that way for a while so I don't see much of a change if and when he gets into Cooperstown.
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I think there will be an initial rise in prices as people try to get one for their HOF collection, or just because he is in the news. Eventually it will level off.
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I actually had the same question a year ago about HOF candidates...

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=184701
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Dahlen and Ed Reulbach...
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Reulbach is a good one. Nobody mentioning Fielder Jones either yet
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Dahlen and Ed Reulbach...
If Reulbach had over 200 wins I'd bet he'd be in by now. I also have an item that'd probably go up in value if he were ever elected, but that definitely has nothing to do with me supporting his candidacy.
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I always liked Doc White as a sleeper HOF. He's not even considered by anyone maybe it's a White Sox fans biased opinion though.
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How about Tommy Leach? Haven't heard anyone mention him.
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49/76 HOF's 64%
18/20 Overlooked by Cooperstown 90%
22/39 Unique Backs 56%
80/86 Minors 93%
25/48 Southern Leaguers 52%
6/10 Billy Sullivan back run 60%

237PSA / 94 SGC / 98 RAW

Excel spreadsheets only $5
T3, T201, T202, T204, T205, T206, T207, 1914 CJ, 1915 CJ, Topps 1952-1979, and more!!!!

Checklists sold (20)

T205 8/208 3.8%
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