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 1981 Topps Nolan Ryan Houston Astros 15 card lot US $4.99 
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 2002 Playoff Piece of the Game Nolan Ryan Game Used Jersey HOF MLB Texas Rangers US $13.99
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 NOLAN RYAN RANGERS UPPER DECK US-NR GAME USED UNIFORM EXCELLENT UNGRADED US $9.99
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 2003 FLEER FALL CLASSIC NOLAN RYAN JERSEY LEGENDARY COLLECTION METS US $20.00
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 2003 DONRUSS DIAMOND KINGS DIAMOND CUT NOLAN RYAN JERSEY.#009/250 US $.99
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 1981 Nolan Ryan Fleer Mint # 57 US $10.00
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 Nolan ryan autographed baseball US $99.00
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 Nolan Ryan 1989 Game Issued used Texas Rangers 34 Jersey Signed PSA RARE US $1,200.00
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 2004 Nolan Ryan Certified Cuts Game Used Jersey 1999 Autographed card 8/34 mint US $34.86
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 Nolan Ryan H&B Game Bat Houston Astros Texas Rangers HOF US $795.00
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 Nolan Ryan H&B Signed Game Bat Houston Astros Texas Rangers HOF US $995.00
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 Nolan Ryan 1995 All Star Game Signed Bat Astros Rangers HOF US $2,995.00
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 NOLAN RYAN, Rangers—2010 Topps Tribute 205 Card #83 US $4.84
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 2005 DONRUSS CLASSICS NOLAN RYAN BAT PIECE LIMITED TO 25 US $35.00
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 2004 UD Ultimate Nolan Ryan Kerry Wood Dual Jersey Card US $34.95
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 ★Nolan Ryan Signed Auto'd Professional Baseball Bat !★ US $400.00
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 Nolan Ryan 2002 Fleer Authentix GU Jsy/Ballpark Seat US $16.00
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 Nolan Ryan Texas Rangers Commemorative Programs Alvin, Texas 1990's Set of 4 US $29.99
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 Nolan Ryan Signature Authentic Autograph Signed Game Used Stadium Seat LUCKY 7 US $199.00
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 2011 Topps MLB Commemorative Patch NOLAN RYAN US $17.50
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 C1989 California Angels Game Used Team Bat Nolan Ryan Autographed JSA US $245.00
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 Nolan Ryan Signed 5th Career No Hitter Limited Ed Bat #881/1000 US $229.00
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 NOLAN RYAN, Texas Rangers—2010 Topps TRIBUTE Card #35 US $6.61
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 NOLAN RYAN GAME USED HOUSTON ASTROS 2003 JERSEY ETCHED GLASS DISPLAY LE 83/200 US $49.99
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 NOLAN RYAN, Rangers—2010 Topps Tribute #35—BLUE/399 US $9.45
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 06 FLEER GREATS DECADE NOLAN RYAN GU JSY CARD US $15.99
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 1983 HOUSTON ASTROS OFFICIAL LINE-UP CARD NOLAN RYAN CRUZ NIEKRO 5/1/83 US $16.19
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 1983 HOUSTON ASTROS OFFICIAL LINE-UP CARD NOLAN RYAN CRUZ NIEKRO 4/30/83 US $16.19
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 NOLAN RYAN, Texas Rangers—2011 Topps Tribute CARD #6 US $10.61
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 2007 UPPER DECK NOLAN RYAN GANE USED BASEBALL CARD US $26.95
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Nolan Ryan
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I was rummaging through one of my closets the other day when I happened upon one of the most fond memories from my childhood – my baseball card collection. In it, I have hundreds of valuable cards and other great baseball collectibles that I spent years researching, collecting and safely storing so that one day, I would have a veritable gold mine of my own.
I remember scouring the old Beckett Magazine price guides and seeing such players as Mickey Mantle, Babe Ruth, Willie Mays and, of course, probably the most coveted of all baseball collectibles. One of the rarest commodities of all is the famous Honus Wagner rookie card, valued at $100,000 in the late 1980s.
I would often brag to my parents about how one day, I would be able to sell my baseball cards and other collectibles and retire off of the profits. Naturally, when I found my old card collection that afternoon, I expected a joyful trip down memory lane and the opportunity to see how much my original investment had paid off so far.
I have to say, however, that I was pretty disappointed.
It was not disappointing that I lacked any baseball collectibles of players who were considered the absolute elite of their generation, but rather that so many of them were linked to the infamous Mitchell Report, which tied hundreds of players to steroid abuse. I sifted through card after card, and probably six out of every 10 were suspected of using or had admitted to using performance-enhancing substances.
I still had several great players who played the game clean, guys like Nolan Ryan, George Brett, Tony Gwynn and Mike Schmidt, but the once-comforting thought that I had in my possession a gold mine of baseball collectibles had all but evaporated.
I think the worst part about it is that baseball is the national pastime. It is something that fathers and sons have shared for generations, and as one man tells his son about the great players of his time, the son, whether consciously or not, starts to make his own list of players that he thinks are the greatest he has ever seen.
I know that in the very near future, I will start to take my own son to baseball games, and began teaching him about the sport that is so near and dear to my own heart. He will probably start looking for baseball collectibles of his own that he thinks will be worth a lot of money some day.
I am very pleased to see that Major League Baseball has taken steps to cut down on steroid abuse in baseball, and my hope is that my son grows up admiring players who are steroid-free.
As for whether or not baseball collectibles are still worth collecting, I think the answer is still a resounding "yes," but collectors should be aware that what once seemed like a sure thing to appreciate in value over time may one day prove otherwise.
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