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What % of Graded Cards are Altered?

Less than 1%: 19% [ 4 ]

Less than 10%: 52% [ 11 ]

10-20%: 19% [ 4 ]

20-30%: 9% [ 2 ]

30-50%: 0% [ 0 ]

More than 50%: 0% [ 0 ]

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Sun Oct 25, 2009 10:10 am by fisherboy7

My pick is this E104-3 Sam Crawford. I don't own it, but wish I did. Up until a few years ago when this one popped up, I didn't even know it existed. The type 3 Nadjas are so intriguing because only a handful of each subject exists, and with new discoveries still being made, the checklist may still be incomplete. Imagine a E104-3 Cobb or Matty, what monster cards those would be!

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