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Old 06-07-2021, 05:15 PM
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My whole T206 collection is focused on this principle. The average grade of my, currently 48.5% complete, binder set is 1.46 (many As), and here are some examples of the eye appeal.





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My whole T206 collection is focused on this principle. The average grade of my, currently 48.5% complete, binder set is 1.46 (many As), and here are some examples of the eye appeal.

Amazing eye appeal!!


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Great thread! Faint crease and bottom scuff belies Mick's eye appeal.
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Great thread! Faint crease and bottom scuff belies Mick's eye appeal.
That's one of the nicest looking 1's I've ever seen.
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Great thread! Faint crease and bottom scuff belies Mick's eye appeal.
Ridiculous that's in a 1 holder. Nice card
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This one is knocked down for back damage.
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Amazing stuff.

Anyone selling these 1-2 graded Cobbs though?
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