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08-01-2020, 01:24 PM
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Stumbled across this Bernard Hopkins in my files that actually pre-dates the Japanese card by 5 years, but was very limited, likely many of them didn't survive, and it doesn't have a traditional back that collectors tend to like. Not sure anybody has ever attempted to trim these Siedman cards and submit them to any of the grading companies. It would almost be a shame trimming them as these also served as on-site bout sheets for various fight cards.
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