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Old 06-27-2009, 06:36 AM
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Default Well, In This Economy

All bets are off. However, prior to the fall 1951 Ringside Robinsons with autographs sold for about $300; I got mine for around $280, I think, but that was a while ago. I think I've seen one 48 Leaf before; can't remember what it sold for.

Sugar Ray is not that rare of an autograph; he was a pretty active and accommodating signer but he also became demented and died relatively young. You would definitely need to have it slabbed by one of the major players to realize best value. I'd suggest then consigning it to an auction. If I was retailing it I would be looking for $300 or more.
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