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10-28-2022, 07:24 PM
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Lets look at two other cards from T206: Red and Green Cobb.
Red (2365 PSA/1378 SGC/3743 Total) = .93 % total percent of set Green (1009 PSA/619 SGC/ 1628 Total) = .40 % total percent of set Something tells me few people are going to call either of these cards scarce but by your thinking both are more scarce than the BN and E92 and the Mitchell is between the two.
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