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Originally Posted by atx840
I'm not sure a sheet would hit 3mil even with Wagner on it, it's likely not going to get a numerical grade or be useable on any registry.
Would a blank back Wagner/Doyle pull a premium over a factory finished example?
At the time that sheet was cut I would think the Wagner on its own would have been much more desirable then a sheet.
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Like collecting in general, there's no right or wrong answer; it's whatever turns you on. I for one would be willing to pay a lot more for a full-production-run uncut sheet that contained a Wagner than I would for the card itself (assuming all things are more or less equal in regard to the condition of the Wagners). I think such sheets that have imbedded within them important players that would, if cut, generate mint condition cards are very undervalued. The supply of such sheets is very limited and should someday the demand for them increase, the prices IMO will increase substantially.