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04-12-2004, 06:11 PM
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Standard Catalog pricing question
Posted By: Mike
I'm not sure how the pricing works in this guide. For example, the 1914 Cracker Jack Christy Mathewson hasn't changed prices in like 5 years, yet there have been 3 sold over the past year. One on Ebay(ungraded) sold for $1500.00, another in Mastro's Aug. auction(SGC 3) sold for over $10,000 and now the one in Mastro's current auction (SGC 2) is over $7000.00. I just don't understand why a rare card like this doesn't change price when it's clear the price HAS changed. Any thoughts? 
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