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05-02-2012, 09:04 AM
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Will this Teddy Ballgame find a new home?
I came across this outlier '52 Berk Ross Ted Williams in poor condition in my cards. I'm working on collecting '56 and '57 Topps sets, so thinking of selling it to replenish the coffers. There was 1 raw in completed listings on ebay, $252 but not creased like mine and better corners. I'm new to vintage and have no idea how to price it. Any thoughts on value?
 
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