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Bryn Smith #335 Price Guide

Baseball · Baseball Cards 1988 Donruss · Released 1988

We're still collecting market data for Bryn Smith #335 (Baseball Cards 1988 Donruss). Prices, the grade ladder and history will appear here as sales land. Grading is the single biggest value lever — check the raw-to-PSA-10 gap below, then scan your copy to see if its centering makes the grade.

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Andre Dawson #9 1988 Donruss card
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Raw $1.49PSA 10 $106
Gregg Jefferies #657 1988 Donruss card
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Raw $1.87PSA 10 $99.99
Jay Buhner #545 1988 Donruss card
Jay Buhner #545
Raw $1.40PSA 10 $99.99
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Ken Griffey #202
Raw $1.38PSA 10 $99.08
Todd Stottlemyre #658
Raw $1.31PSA 10 $97.54

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Raw $189Graded $220
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Raw $20.00Graded $93.00
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1985 Leaf
Raw $0.73Graded $25.00
Bryn Smith #10
1990 Donruss Best NL
Raw $2.65
Bryn Smith #51
1986 Topps Super
Raw $2.47
Bryn Smith #117T
1990 Topps Traded
Raw $1.69
Bryn Smith #55T
1990 Score Traded
Raw $1.25
Bryn Smith #35
1986 Fleer Baseball's Best
Raw $0.60

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