The Most Valuable Baseball Cards That You Could Find Somewhere In Your House That Costs A Lot Of Money

Published on 07/27/2020
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1914 Boston Garter Ty Cobb

This card right here is definitely the card that is almost impossible to find, especially the only Ty Cobb card that was graded by either SGC or PSA. This came from the all-too-rare window display series. This is also a Sportscard Guaranty 50 1914 Boston Garter Cobb, which is a total of PSA 4, and was sold for nearly $205,000 last August 2018. Ty Cobb is considered to be the first baseball player to win a bronze plaque in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

1914 Boston Garter Ty Cobb

1914 Boston Garter Ty Cobb

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Roger Clemens – 1984 Fleer Update

This card is also from the 1984 Fleer Update set. But this time, this card belongs to the most valuable rookie named Roger Clemens, who is also known as “The Rocket.” Roger became one of the best pitchers belonging in the ’80s, the ’90s, and also the ’00s. But unfortunately, his reputation in baseball crashed down after the accusation of the use of steroids. This accusation also prohibited him from being part of the Hall of Fame. You can sell this card for approximately $200 to $400, varying to its condition.

Roger Clemens – 1984 Fleer Update

Roger Clemens – 1984 Fleer Update

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