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Lot # 568: 1933 Sport Kings #12 Bobby McLean POOR

Category: Misc Sports Cards

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Lot Description  

Appearance isn't terrible with heavy corner wear and "DAVIS" written lightly in pencil on the front along with light soiling. The back has in pencil

W     L
1      3

Plus something is going on in the last letter of his last name. Possible paper loss, but even under magnification it looks like it also might be a production problem of some sort.

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