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11-15-2010, 01:37 PM
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E90-1 Clarke Phila - SOLD
Here is a card I just got back from SGC. Look at the corners and the overall condition and you say wow. I expected a 5 or 6, hoping maybe for 7.
So, why is it a 2? ON THE BACK, Looking at it through a loop I see a tiny spot of paper loss on knob of the bat on the left. See it? At any rate, not easy to tell from naked eye but you can see the fiber change under a loop, barely. No other problems with the card. No creases, wrinkles or otherwise. The registration marks are on the card and not added marks. I'm into it for $225. I'd love to get what I have into it but I'll accept offers. Thanks, Jason Last edited by Jaybird; 11-16-2010 at 08:47 AM. Reason: SOLD 
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