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07-19-2010, 12:38 PM
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what is more rare?
The 1921 Herpolsheimer Hornsby maybe very rare, indeed.
However, I have the only 1931 W502 Hornsby card ever graded, by anyone. In fact, I think there may be only a handful of 1931 W502's ever graded - period - regardless of player. I am no longer a PSA member and cannot verify populations. But could someone please check the 1931 W502's. Thank you. Steve 
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