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01-16-2013, 01:49 PM
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Different "Colors" for Old Judges
I won an auction for a quite attractive "reddish" colored Old Judge last night, an SGC 70, which set me to wondering: Is the value of somewhat tinted Old Judges (you know, pinkish or orangeish or goldish etc.) a little higher or lower than the sepia/brown norm?
How and why did they get tinted? Why are some of the same player and pose somewhat tinted and others not? 
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