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05-29-2012, 09:21 PM
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Rengaw
I a have owned three in the past and wished I had all of them back. I had an SGC 10 with one corner issue similar to yours with great color. I think I got around $4500 to $5K for it. However, I sold a very very nice SGC 30 (crease free only 2 tiny pinholes) for over $12K. With that being said I would imagine yours somewhere in the $3-4K range, but I could be off. This card is unique and can go for variable prices in a given time. Good luck with it. Jason 
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