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07-04-2021, 10:09 AM
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1951 Red Back - grading question… perforation?
I recently picked up this 51 Red Back Kiner on the cheap - I’ve never had one of these and am wondering if this one is worth $30 for SGC grading.
It has some odd looking perforation looking bumps on the bottom of the card - were these originally connected by perforation to other cards somehow? Think this is worth getting graded? Thx for your opinion/advice. Jeff 
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07-04-2021, 10:31 AM
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They were issued in two card panels, one on top of each other. So, yes. Preferations are commonly found..
As for grading, your choice. But you'd likely need to get a 7 or better to ensure a profit. Not sure I see that on yours
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