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Posted By: Todd Schultz

Yes and no. The modified description states "This particular card, however, the Famous and Barr variety, is the only one of its specific, rare type ever graded by PSA. Its determined condition is moot—there are none inferior, and there are none better."

There may be no other PSA examples, but SGC, whose name is cited in the amended description, has graded two Thorpe's--a 20 and a 40. Thus, the offered example is not unique as Mastro would imply.