1964 Topps #256 Johnny Weekly [VAR: Nice J] (Houston Colts)
There are 2 variations of this card. One with nice 'J' in Johnny, scarcer with blotched 'J'. Nice outnumbers Blotched 5-to-1 on eBay.| Grade | NM/MINT to MINT |
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| Book Value | $ 4 |
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$ 14.95
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