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12-11-2016, 11:31 AM
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True market cornering, no. Closest I came was trying to get every 1928 Exhibit of my cousin that came up for sale but I quit after 8:
        I've let a few slip past since. Since 1 of 1 specimens are pretty regular occurrences in boxing, soccer and other global sports, especially from foreign issuers, in a sense anyone who collects actively in those areas has some markets cornered. For example, this is the only known specimen of a 1904 Sporting Life cabinet from the Jeffries-Munroe title fight:  This is the only known example of the 1938 NX5 American Sweets Joe Louis:  I don't know of any other complete runs of these:  Can't be too many of these floating around, either:   
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