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The Billy Cox...I am thinking at least a grand. You might be best served by subbing that one with PWCC or Probstein and letting the market dictate the price.
The Bankhead. A '9' recently sold for almost $2,000 and a '8' sells between $50-$80. Another one I recommend for PWCC or Probstein. The Littlefield, I see no recorded sales in VCP. The Harshman between $300-$400. You have a very nice group of cards. They would be best served by running 99 cent auctions and letting the Registry nuts duke it out for them! Last edited by bobbyw8469; 07-02-2013 at 08:23 PM. Reason: added info 
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