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Default Survival Rate of N172 Old Judge

In my studies of the T206 (to satisfy my OCD) I learned that many experts believe there are about a million T206 cards in circulation and about 3000 examples of the average common card.
My recent fascination over OJ has gotten me to wondering if anyone had made similar educated estimations about the survival rate of this set?
I am guessing there is likely less than a million total for the surviving cards and probably a great deal less than 3000 of the surviving commons. I base this on pricing
Does anyone have any more accurate numbers?
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