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05-03-2017, 04:07 PM
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Since the find of a full box of 120 of these a few years ago the market is pretty flooded, and they are mostly pristine. Unfortunately yours is pretty hammered and ungraded, so I'm guessing about $100. It's 2-3x that for a nice graded one.
You should be able to tell who is in it without opening it. There is no point in opening it, it's worth more raw, and it will almost certainly be stained. 
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