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Lot # 139: 1909-11 E90-1 American Caramel Fred Clarke (HOF - Philadelphia) - SGC VG 40

Category: 1900-1948

Starting Bid: $50.00

Bids: 5 (Bid History)

Time Left: Auction closed

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Item was in Auction "Summer, 2015 Premier Auction",
which ran from 7/21/2015 4:00 AM to
8/9/2015 8:42 AM


Lot Description  

Creasing of the upper edge of this E90-1 card of Hall of Famer Fred Clarke has caused several slight breaks to the color of the card surface each manifests itself as a slight speck of paper loss. In our estimation the grade of VG 40 from SGC may be generous as a result but the card itself is bright and impactful enough for most collectors to overlook its main flaw.

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