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10-08-2007, 11:13 AM
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% of Graded Vintage Cards
Posted By: peter chao
I don't think you can imply that T-205s are a lot more rare. Remember, noone is going to get '87 Topps cards graded. I'm just saying that T-206s have always been more valuable, that may be the reason that more of them have been graded. But it does appear that there are way fewer high-grade T205s. 
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