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01-10-2007, 11:08 AM
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Value of damaged Tobacco cards
Posted By: JK
absolutely they have value. if the fronts look nice and the paperloss on the reverse is minimal (assuming the cards dont soak off) then you will still probably get an sgc 30 (or a psa 5 
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). If the back damage is severe, then you are looking at a psa 1 or sgc 10. a nice front with back damage, even if graded a 1/10 will sell for a premium over a beater 1/10.
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