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Old 06-04-2025, 01:13 PM
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looking at these stats it does make you think Jackson is overvalued and Speaker, Lajoie, and Collins are way undervalued.

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A comparison across their first 13 seasons of their career via Stathead. Capped at 13 because Jackson.

You can run the query yourself here: https://stathead.com/tiny/F84rT
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The grade of a 1.5 on that 1914 Jackson is just pathetic. I don't care if it has a minute wrinkle or crease, it's a 2.5 to maybe a 3, all day long and 2x on Sunday! Great card.
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Old 06-05-2025, 10:46 AM
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i dont think it would be out of place in a psa7 holder. gorgeous card
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looking at these stats it does make you think Jackson is overvalued and Speaker, Lajoie, and Collins are way undervalued.
I think you're forgetting though that essentially, those three are just PLAYERS, while Jackson is considered a LEGEND.

He has the mystique from the infamy of the 1919 World Series, he's prominently featured in a classic film many consider the greatest baseball movie of all-time, Cobb stated he was the greatest hitter in history, Ruth modeled his swing after Joe, and he has arguably one of the best nicknames in all of sports.

All of this must factor into his "value".
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Appears to have been soaked. Beauty otherwise
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I’ve been collecting ‘14 Cracker Jack now for 12 years. That particular Joe Jackson card might be the finest example in existence. Grade be damned.
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