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Old 08-17-2015, 03:17 PM
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coupled with being a very popular card. it is undervalued in guides if anything. The frank robinson is a relatively easy to find card compared to brooks though i agree frank was a monster on the field. both are legendary names and i would not consider either a bad buy.
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Old 08-18-2015, 03:17 PM
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I remember several years ago picking up a signed 57 Brooks Robinson, with an autograph ticket from when it was signed, on eBay for only $8. The person misspelled Robinson and it flew under the radar by everyone except me. By far my greatest eBay deal.
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I remember several years ago picking up a signed 57 Brooks Robinson, with an autograph ticket from when it was signed, on eBay for only $8. The person misspelled Robinson and it flew under the radar by everyone except me. By far my greatest eBay deal.
Nice! You're lucky the seller followed through too!
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He's so boyish looking on that RC. Hard to believe he is almost 80.
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Nice! Pretty good color and register as well...

I think Topps, for back in the day, colorized this B&W photo fairly well.
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There may have never been a more classy or genuinely nice guy to play the game than Brooks. Still that way today!
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There may have never been a more classy or genuinely nice guy to play the game than Brooks. Still that way today!

I agree. I still think his status is over rated, which makes his rookie card overpriced.
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