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07-17-2007, 10:44 PM
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Population of E93s compared to T and E cards
Posted By: JK
I dont know the psa pop reports, but sgc generally has between 17 and 35 graded of each card. Of those figures, I can personally state that many are crossovers from psa and Im guessing that some are probably cards that have been cracked and resubmited as well. Notables: Phillippe has a pop of 17, Cobb 35, Brown (a very popular card) 20, Pastorious 21, Coveleskie 18, Wagner 34, Chance 21, Jones 19, Young 32, Matty 23. 
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