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01-31-2007, 01:48 PM
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1934-36 Batter Up Tint question
Posted By: shane
I completed the set in all PSA 5-8 grade not caring about the tint variation and just sold the set last July for $77,000. I too love the set and find them very attractive. As for the tint variation, the post above is correct. I know of one sick person that is actually making the set in all color variations and is lacking 6 for completion. I believe he told me there were 1000 total cards for this master set. I do know that the red variation from the low number set is considered the rariest version. 
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