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Sure looks like him, though with a beard. Later in life, obviously but with such a rare image, I think the value would be good. As for unique, I have many RPPCs which I believe to be unique until another shows up. The nature of the PC is that more than one would normally have been printed up. But sometimes only a few 5, 10, 25, etc. Who knows in other words. I'd call it unique until someone shows me another. :-)
Value is not my strong suit as I tend to overpay for most things I like. :-) Fantastic card. 
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