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03-14-2003, 10:37 AM
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How Rare are T215 Red Cross Backs?
Posted By: warshawlaw
Don't know if it is reported in the current spate of crappy resources (shameless plug for my soon-to-be-printed boxing card book). It is a boxing issue of 50 cards and the Red Cross backs are rare. You can generally find a lower condition common for $50-$70 or so; that assumes you can find the cards at all. I have catalogued only a handfull of the cards sold on ebay over the last couple of years. A full set of 50 in lower grade did sell for around $2,000 about a year or so ago. 
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