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redbull

Who has the most expensive rookie card and not in the baseball HOF? 1970-1990

VitoCo1972

I would guess Munson

msassin

'71 Dusty Baker / Don Baylor

georgebailey2

Clemens FU 1984?

redbull

good answers everyone, i was thinking don mattinglys 84 donruss in psa 10.....but i might be wrong

redbull

<< <i>Clemens FU 1984? >>

that might be it!!!

VitoCo1972

If it's PSA 10 I would think the 70 Munson RC would blow those out of the water, 71 Baylor/Baker would too. 73 Dwight Evans is also a good choice. 75 Fred Lynn. All those cards would outsell Mattingly/Clemens 84 PSA 10's by a lot.

redbull

<< <i>If it's PSA 10 I would think the 70 Munson RC would blow those out of the water, 71 Baylor/Baker would too. 73 Dwight Evans is also a good choice. 75 Fred Lynn. All those cards would outsell Mattingly/Clemens 84 PSA 10's by a lot. >>

whats a 1970 psa 10 munson go for? over a grand?

mlbfan2

<< <i>Who has the most expensive rookie card and not in the baseball HOF? 1970-1990 >>



I think the answer is Wayne Gretzky. He's not in the Baseball HOF.

VitoCo1972

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<< <i>If it's PSA 10 I would think the 70 Munson RC would blow those out of the water, 71 Baylor/Baker would too. 73 Dwight Evans is also a good choice. 75 Fred Lynn. All those cards would outsell Mattingly/Clemens 84 PSA 10's by a lot. >>

whats a 1970 psa 10 munson go for? over a grand? >>



I would guess somewhere in the $8-10,000 range if one popped up. Perhaps quite a bit more if the right people were involved. There are 13 PSA 9's that exist and no 10's. There's one GAI 8.5 BIN on eBay for $459 right now. The Munson is a Yankee, a rookie, a high number (702) and it's one of the more popular sets.

nam812

<< <i>.......a high number (702)............ >>



Going by memory, im gonna say the 1970 Munson is card number 189.

VitoCo1972

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<< <i>.......a high number (702)............ >>



Going by memory, im gonna say the 1970 Munson is card number 189. >>



Well excuuuuuuse me for living!

Stadium1978

Oops

jay0791

You have to compare apples to apples in a reasonable way. A 10 of munson could go thru the roof. A update Clemens 10 is down to way under 1K.

Card year is so important to this disscussion. A psa 10 71 dave conception would go for thousands for sure. he isn't even close to hof status as some mentioned already.

Try comparing in a straight 8 that way population scarcity is partly taken out of it.

milbroco

I would say the 1973 # 615 John Hilton rookie card.
Bob

NickM

Actually, Concepcion is close to HOF status. He compares fairly well with other HOF shortstops like Aparicio, Rizzuto, and Reese. He was a 9-time All-Star with 5 Gold Glove Awards, started for 4 World Championship teams, and spent 15 years on the BBWAA HOF ballot (meaning he drew over 5% of the vote each time).

Nick