Is there a more undervalued card in vintage?

[slidekellyslide]

Warren Spahn won 363 games and his rookie can be had for $300 in mid grade and ~$1000 in high grade.

[icollectDCsports]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

Warren Spahn won 363 games and his rookie can be had for $300 in mid grade and ~$1000 in high grade.

Definitely one of the most underappreciated players of that era.

[G1911]

In addition to those mentioned and keeping to pre-war, I think Lefty Grove is generally undervalued. He's a top 3 pitcher all-time, I think. Hubbell is a little cheap too. I think pitchers tend to be more likely to be undervalued, and that Hubbell and Grove's stats are not eye-popping until you compare to the context in which those numbers happened has limited their appeal.

[leaflover]

By far Larry Doby is the most undervalued-underrated player in the hobby.
The American League's first negro gets no respect! PSA "pop report" for 1948-49 Leafs show a mere 139 examples graded compared to Robinson's 1,344.
Yet there is a hugh price differential in Robinson's favor.

[BleedinBlue]

Larry Doby and Buzz Aldrin are both great examples demonstrating the huge difference between being first and being second.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by leaflover

By far Larry Doby is the most undervalued-underrated player in the hobby.
The American League's first negro gets no respect! PSA "pop report" for 1948-49 Leafs show a mere 139 examples graded compared to Robinson's 1,344.
Yet there is a hugh price differential in Robinson's favor.

Great looking card. As was said, number 2 doesn't get the accolades....