David Lee #222

Name: David Lee #222
Brand: 1970 Topps

1970 Topps · 1970

CommonMatte

Market value

Avg grade

9.0

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The David Lee (#222, 1970 Topps, 1970) is a common Football card. Across 1 ZeroPop community scans it averages a 9.0/10 grade (MINT), with 0% grading Gem Mint 9.5 or higher.

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Community grades

9.0

Avg Grade

Scans

Gem Mint 9.5+

9.0

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Grade distribution

1 · 100%

Average sub-grades

Corners

9.0

Edges

9.0

Surface

9.0

Centering

9.0

Community average: 9.0 (MINT) · based on 1 ZeroPop scans

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David Lee

1970 Topps

9.0

Card details

Set1970 Topps

Number#222

Year1970

GameFootball

RarityCommon

FinishMatte

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What is a David Lee worth?

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What grade do most David Lee cards get?

Across 1 community scans on ZeroPop, the David Lee averages a 9.0/10 overall grade. 0% reach Gem Mint (9.5+). Sub-grade averages: corners 9.0, edges 9.0, surface 9.0, centering 9.0.

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