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01-07-2025, 06:50 PM
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I think you can still pick up a low-grade W514 or possibly even lower-grade M101-2 of Jackson for high 4-figures. Might not be the nicest looking example but you get what you pay for. I’ve also seen a trimmed down W601 of 1908/09 Philadelphia sell for mid 4-figures not too long ago.
Last edited by bcbgcbrcb; 01-07-2025 at 06:53 PM. 
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