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I buy game-used lineup cards. In this area I've definitely found items that a bit of research shed some interesting light and increased value dramatically.
One recent example was a late 90's Jays lineup card that I discovered was from the only save of Roy Halladay's career. Went from maybe a $10 lineup card to $150. Biggest example was Frank Thomas's 500th homerun lineup card 
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