G/G Collection

G/G-671215-OP-1

Concert Date: Dec 15, 1967
Performer: Thyme

Rationals

MC5

Vanilla Fudge
Artist: Carl Lundgren
Gallery: G/G Collection
Venue: Grande Ballroom
Poster Type: Poster
Promoter: Russ Gibb

What's it Worth?

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Graded Population

CGC Title	Venue	Date
G/G-671215-OP-1: Vanilla Fudge	Grande Ballroom	December 15-17, 1967

All Grades 1 Population Share	Universal 1 100% of pop	Restored 0 0% of pop	Signature 0 0% of pop	Conserved 0 0% of pop
9.2	1 top 100%	0 --	0 --	0 --

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