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If the 1950 set is unblemished and bright without hairlines or spotting I'd say it is probably worth having professionally graded. The 1951 set would need even more scrutiny as the cost ratio to valu… (View Post)

That is good news and a decent turn-around time. Even on an inexpensive card it is good they took their error seriously. (View Post)

A popular and fun-to-open set and certainly an expensive way of obtaining those cards. (View Post)

Your discipline in not purchasing anything other than a Red Book is extraordinary. (View Post)

It would be interesting to discover the various collectors who have owned your coin over the decades. I also have an impression it will not be leaving your cabinet for a long time. (View Post)