Do You Have Some Baseball Cards Lying Around? Get Digging – You May Be Sitting On A Fortune

Published on 11/26/2020
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Pedro Gonzalez, Al Weis, Pete Rose And Ken McMullen – 1963 Topps

This card is a little different from the rest as you can notice four players decked on the single card. With a big talent in one place, the card can award you a handsome $70,000 and up. Seeing Pete Rose as a part of the card gives it a boost in sales for the owners. Back in 2016, a grade 10 version of the card was sold for a whopping $717,700. That sure is a great status for a card of its age.

Pedro Gonzalez Al Weis Pete Rose And Ken McMullen 1963 Topps

Pedro Gonzalez Al Weis Pete Rose And Ken McMullen 1963 Topps

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Albert Pujols – 2001 Bowman Autographed

Collecting baseball cards has become more than a hobby but more like a passion that is dear to the heart. When the 20oos arrived, people started realizing many people had cards, making them common, but the special ones are still a rare collection. The special kinds have an extra touch meaning they may have been autographed or were limited in creation. A card that was autographed by Albert Pujols in 201 has a value now of a couple of thousands of dollars once kept in good condition.

Albert Pujols 2001 Bowman Autographed

Albert Pujols 2001 Bowman Autographed

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