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02-06-2022, 10:33 AM
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Those are definitely the C52's. There are a few of us here building the set, but not many (I am one of them, love the cards).
Johnson is probably over half the value of the entire batch these days. It's a tough card and Johnson is a big name. Attell and Jeffries can sometimes carry small premiums. I don't think the series 2 cards are any tougher than series 1, just happen to be less of them in this particular batch. 
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