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by Challenger on October 27th, 2007
If it has been authenticated and is in excellent condition -- it can be worth about $25 - $40 or even more depending on the condition of the card and the autograph.
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You will never ever sell a Lafleur autograph of a 91 Score for anywhere near $25-$40. "Excellent" condition is actually a low grade card and would be worth about %25 of the "Mint" price. 1991 Score is also one of the lowest valued sets of all time.
by Gamer88 on October 27th, 2007