How much would Ruth, Wagner, or DiMaggio be worth? (the actual bodies)

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Why don't they start collecting the actual players themselves? What if their descendants got hardup for cash at some point and found a way to legally excavate the bodies of these dead baseball legends and sell the actual players themselves on the open memorabilia market? If pieces of equipment allegedly used by these players go for 10's of thousands of dollars, how much for the player himself? Or how about Mickey Mantle's pinky, for instance? Is his pinky worth more than his Topps rookie card?
 

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What is anyone gonna do with a body? If it WAS worth a lot, you can bet their bodies would be dug up already, along with all other famous people.
 

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What is anyone gonna do with a body? If it WAS worth a lot, you can bet their bodies would be dug up already, along with all other famous people.

Who are you going to sell it to? If I go and rob Honus Wagner's grave, and don't think I haven't given it much consideration, everyone will know that Honus' grave was robbed and his body was missing. I couldn't just throw it up on E-Bay.
 

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