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08-21-2018, 11:17 PM
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For 1K you can get a pretty nice 52 Red Man Ted Williams. One of the nicest cards of the postwar era IMO. At 1K whatever you buy you aren't going to strike it rich so get something timeless. This sold not long ago for under 900.
Or get a 54 Ted #1, or even 250.
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