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04-23-2004, 12:37 PM
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Lew is the expert, but he is wrong on one count (T205's)
Posted By: J Levine
My set is p-ex (but all the backs are readable and no paper loss on any of them front or back). I found that the Grant was tough...one of the last ten. I picked up three Rowans in 3 months years ago and have only seen 2 or 3 on ebay in the last five years. That one is tough as well. The Duffy is seen often but I dont understand the prices on that one. It is not all that rare...same with Ford white cap. Seen a bunch of these but always seem to be outbid on either of these for riduculous prices. Even poor ones go for 25-30 % of book. I think the Walter Johnson is tougher than the Duffy any day but you can still find it for 5-10% of book in poor-fair condition. 
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