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09-17-2004, 03:41 PM
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Throw the price guide out on this one
Posted By: AdamBaxter
1911 are not as common as the 1910 175's, but they certainly aren't as difficult as 1909's & 1910 150's. The 2004 Standard Catalogs lists 1910's in VG at $20.00 and 1911's at 22.50. To my knowledge, the only 1911's that are known to carry a premium over the other cards in the set are Peckinpaugh, Million and Weaver. Unless you absolutely have to have it, $100+ is too much for a 1911 Cooney in this condition. Just my opinion. 
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