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Lot # 312: 1910 D322 Tip Top Bread Fred Clarke (HOF) - SGC VG/EX 50

Category: 1900-1948

Starting Bid: $300.00

Bids: 10 (Bid History)

Time Left: Auction closed

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Item was in Auction "Spring, 2016 Premier Auction",
which ran from 5/26/2016 4:00 AM to
6/12/2016 10:00 AM


Lot Description  

Gorgeous midgrade example from this desirable bakery issue featuring Hall of Fame manager Fred Clarke. The set which featured members of the 1909 World Champion Pirates is unusual in that the cards were an odd size (1 13/16" x 2 3/8") for the era. One of the unquestionable keys to a very challenging issue.

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