Who's Baseball card is more rare Barry Bonds or Mark Mgwire???
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It depends. Are they the cards that come with gum or juice???
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Wow, I was expecting something more common when I opened this.  But what you are describing may be exceptionally rare.  What shape is the card in?  Are you sure that the card and the signature are authentic?\nBe wary of just going down to your local baseball card shop and trying to get a price for it, they might try to rip you off.  What you have could be worth a significant amount of money, and my guess is that it is probably rare enough, that the best way to establish a value would be via a well publicised auction.
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http://barrybonds.mlb.com/players/bonds_barry/contact.html that is all i found, it is on his "official site"
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I found a couple of good websites. Google bonds rookie card and look for good prices. I saw them anywhere between $100 and 1,000 dollars.
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I just wanna say good question. I don't have any good memorabilia that's worth money. I'd love to get the ball when Barry Bonds goes ahead of Hank Aaron. Bonds hits it a long way but I doubt he can hit it to England, where I'm at.
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True, the newer releases of Mantle cards are not worthless. They are insert cards and usually have value over $1. It's probable that the 2006 release, like the 1996 release, commemorates the anniversary of the Mick's death, and so might be made in scarcer quantities to generate more interest. \n\nYour question is, however, quite ludicrous, I'm sorry to confess. "...From lets say 1951"? The 1952 Topps and 1951 Bowman Mickey Mantle cards are perhaps <i>the</i> most sought-after baseball cards in the history of collecting. Try tens of thousands of dollars for one in excellent condition.
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ok ay i have two reasons first i am a barry bonds lover and if i caught the ball i am keeping the ball second for all the barry bonds haters i bet you if they got #714 or #715 i bet they would be number his number one fan and i now that MLB is guuna want the ball but if they do this is what i want a sighned autograph bat of every team in the league season tickets to any teams and evrey year of world seris tickets
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We've collected baseball autographs and autographed cards for about 10 years.  I think Bonds has the worst reputation.  ALMOST any other guy tends to run 'hot' and 'cold'.  Sometimes they will and sometimes they won't.  I've also seen 45 year old 'kids' with a manila envelope FULL of stuff to sign (and resell) pushing through 8 and 9 year (real) kids like wheat to get to players.  That's what hurts the normal guy just wanting to collect for the fun of it.
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Mark McGwire is not getting in, at least not right now.\n\nPete Rose is banned from baseball for life. That includes the HOF. Rose should never be allowed in the HOF, not even as a paying customer.
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Barry Bonds and Rafael Palmero
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Barry Bonds is in a class by himself.  No class.  He should have learned more from his Godfather about how to be a baseball hero/legend instead of a jerk.
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Around $1000. That is a very nice find, extremely rare. One of the most valuable baseball cards around.\n\nEric S, it is true the card goes for 900 and 2000 on Ebay, but the actual value is from 750-1000 dollars.
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www.cheatingbastard.com. No really, just put search Barry Bonds in Google and you're sure to find something. Good luck.
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He became known as the home run king after  passing Big Mac for the single season record of 71 not 73.\n\nSAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds hit his 71st home run Friday night, taking him to a place no player has gone before. Then he hit his 72nd and pushed the single-season home run record even further out of this world. On a night when the Giants' playoff hopes were dealt a knockout blow, Bonds struck back-to-back blows for the history books as he surpassed Mark McGwire's record 70 homer plateau set in 1998 and became the single-season home run king. A game after tying Big Mac for the record in a 10-2 victory at Houston's Enron Field, Bonds ended the suspense on his first at-bat and first swing before a sellout crowd of 41,730 at Pacific Bell Park.
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Gwynn and Ripkin are shoe-ins for the hall.  McGwire will not make it for at least for a few years if ever.  When he faced congress a couple of years ago he really hurt himself when confronted about his possible use of steroid.  Of course he admitted to the use of a certain steroid in 1998 when he "broke" Maris record.\n\nOne of my biggest concerns is that there are players that should be in the hall and for whatever reason have yet to be voted in.  Among my own personal list are players like, Jice Rice, Dave Parker, Don Mattingly, Dwight Evans, Lee Smith, Alan Trammell, Jack Morris, and of course the "Goose" Rich Gossage.\n\nSomebody please tell me why these guys are not hall of famers????
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It just depends on what you have and when they were produced.  Trash 'em dude....although I have not bought a card in well over 10 years, the ones from back in those days are worthless from what I've seen.  Now that they have game used memo./autographs/limited edition cards, etc...\n\nSucks becuase I have so many rookies of HOF's and future HOF's...Ripken, McGwire, Eckersley, Ryan, Fisk, Reggie, Brett, even Barry Bonds isn't worth jack squat.  Box after box sitting in my closet taking up space...\n\nAll I can think of is E-bay for selling them and www.beckett.com for looking up their worth.
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Babe Ruth - he was a great pitcher and hitter. Otherwise, it would be Bonds, except for the steroids issue.