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I have seen several SGC 10 in the 6-8K range. There is a big jump between a 10 and a 30. There was a 30 recently offered on the board in the 10K range, just depends on who has it and what they have into it.
This card has cooled off a lot in the last few years. Honestly I think that is not a great card and I think it will likely go for decent cash in the 3-5K range. For the extra money I think you would be better off getting an untrimmed one. If it is really a money issue and you can't spend the extra then bid what you think it's worth as that is really the only way to set the price. IMO I don't know if I would even spend 1K on it as I would rather have something with back damage then something that is trimmed that badly. James G
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WTB Boston Store Cards esp Ruth, Hornsby and 1915/16 UNC Strip cards and other Boston Store's too. 
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