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I believe The “1914 Bresnahan no number” is by far the rarest card in the set with only 24 (or so) examples graded by both companies combined.
And there are a handful of cards I believe, with less than 40 total known copies ever graded between both major companies. Who knows how many have been re-graded so the population is probably even less than that for those handful of cards. You don’t find those cards for sale anymore. Some haven’t sold in years now. Last edited by uniship; 01-04-2024 at 01:52 PM. 
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