I'm a big fan of CheckOutMyCards.com and I was fiddling around on the site today and came upon the most expensive card listed:
This Arod/Cal Ripken dual autograph from 2004 Topps Sweet Spot is priced at $1750. Talk about over priced. For that price I could instead get
--4 Sandy Koufax 1955 Topps rookie cards
--6 1956 Mickey Mantle Topps cards
--9 copies of 1955 Topps Hank Aaron
--Every Yogi Berra card offered on the site
On the other side of the coin is this sad sad sad 1992 Topps #217 Brian Harper card that is officially listed as the card with the lowest price. There are a lot of cards listed for 1¢ but for some reason this one is listed first.
The question is this though: Is the first card really worth 105,000 copies of the second?
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjnXIJmGkCJnLZVDs3K24liP8DmeLq4jVHZ2c9WRaannb5yUPspmYaTpzBZD2lIIEowuIiAARj28Er2k1sGMCz6LPVLMwRhHFbdoDFO1yrW2ey0LxLkK1x1cPAXe6-1VT1aRinTBuC_SjY/s400/Arod+--+Cal+Ripken.jpg)
--4 Sandy Koufax 1955 Topps rookie cards
--6 1956 Mickey Mantle Topps cards
--9 copies of 1955 Topps Hank Aaron
--Every Yogi Berra card offered on the site
On the other side of the coin is this sad sad sad 1992 Topps #217 Brian Harper card that is officially listed as the card with the lowest price. There are a lot of cards listed for 1¢ but for some reason this one is listed first.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgNVE6VtVBD4KGXrzGx-cMrPWPEzP1PeSi3GFKIeY5LZm4YaP4KeNpPtYqoHupgMdvsJN1WG13_BznoeTlvt1KzWVF1_p58uO51g8xsuiDenN0mYqdlRGazoNHBN1NYomT38QcHxZMnZVA/s400/Brian+Harper.jpg)
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