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#4
09-12-2019, 01:01 PM
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I agree eBay sold listings are great for pricing, but some of the cards are all over the place in the same grade. I recently finished up the 1967 Hi# Series and the guide that was listed on here a few years back was very helpful and I just didn't know if someone tried to do the same with any of the other hi# runs from other years. Might have to start compiling some myself!!
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