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08-22-2022, 10:43 AM
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Past Card Glory
I sometimes go off to Neverland and recall great cards once held but now gone.
With the recent run up in T206 auction prices for cards with non-Piedmont or SC backs, what is the rarest T206 you own/owned with the highest grade and toughest reverses you hold/held? Hands down, mine would be a Griffith batting PSA7 with a Drum back, now probably owned by David Hall. 
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