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Pro Set SuperStars MusiCards (Series 1), 1991 | 252
1991 Pro Set SuperStars MusiCards The Who Fillmore 1967 #252 Historic Concerts
$2.49
We are still working this one out.
- Ships next business dayTracked, from $6.93 to your ZIP, or $1.49 in a card envelope without tracking
- 30-day returnsFull refund if it is not as described
- The card in the photos is the one you getSleeved, toploaded and packed by hand
Condition
Near Mint
- NM
- LP
- MP
- HP
- DMG
Sharp corners, clean glossy front and a clean back, no creases or dents. The black bottom left of the front has a rough factory cut with tiny cream nibbles, no paper missing (photo 1).
How your card ships
- Penny sleeve
- Toploader
- Team bag
- Rigid mailer
ShippingNext business day, tracked
Ships next business day. Handled with clean, dry hands, then a penny sleeve, a toploader and a team bag, inside a rigid mailer, tracked.
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Shipping policyReturnsNot as described, 30 days
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Our guarantee Returns policyArrives with the grade forecast.
The details.
- Condition:
- Near Mint.
- Set:
- Pro Set SuperStars MusiCards (Series 1).
- Year:
- 1991.
- Manufacturer:
- Pro Set.
- Card number:
- 252.
- Artist:
- The Who.
- Subset:
- Historic Concerts.
- Full title:
- 1991 Pro Set SuperStars MusiCards The Who Fillmore 1967 #252 Historic Concerts, Near Mint.
- Item number:
- NSP-0320.
Pull odds: Pending
We are still working this one out.
1991 Pro Set SuperStars MusiCards #252 from the Historic Concerts subset: the poster for The Who at the Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, June 16-17, 1967. The back tells how The Who first made America take notice at the Monterey Pop Festival and then played the Fillmore.
Condition is Near Mint. Sharp corners, clean glossy front and a clean back, no creases or dents. The black bottom left of the front has a rough factory cut with tiny cream nibbles, no paper missing (photo 1).
Photos show the actual card, front and back.


















