most overvalued and undervalued set in the 60's

Guys
In terms of 1.) Monetary value and 2.) Popularity (and i know they, for the most part, they go hand in hand), which set in the 60's (Topps or otherwise) would you say is the most overvalued and undervalued. Basing your answer on monetary value is the most obvious way to go...but, you can also look at this question with regard to appreciation and popularity of the set.
thanks in advance.
In terms of 1.) Monetary value and 2.) Popularity (and i know they, for the most part, they go hand in hand), which set in the 60's (Topps or otherwise) would you say is the most overvalued and undervalued. Basing your answer on monetary value is the most obvious way to go...but, you can also look at this question with regard to appreciation and popularity of the set.
thanks in advance.
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<< <i>Guys
In terms of 1.) Monetary value and 2.) Popularity (and i know they, for the most part, they go hand in hand), which set in the 60's (Topps or otherwise) would you say is the most overvalued and undervalued. Basing your answer on monetary value is the most obvious way to go...but, you can also look at this question with regard to appreciation and popularity of the set.
thanks in advance. >>
I'm not sure that any are overvalued. I think the cards most undervalued are the inserts, and also all football cards from the 60's.
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Ron
Buying Vintage, all sports.
Buying Woody Hayes, Les Horvath, Vic Janowicz, and Jesse Owens autographed items