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Old 10-11-2017, 08:23 AM
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That's a great piece, what did it go for?
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Old 10-11-2017, 08:25 AM
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That's a great piece, what did it go for?
10.8k.
I thought it could go 2x that with the HOF'ers in it, clarity, scarcity....all that stuff. Never had one in the first collection and not sure how long term this one is but I do like it.
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Old 10-11-2017, 04:55 PM
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That Brown Old Mill is over $13K with commission. I guess that I'm out of the running.
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That Brown Old Mill is over $13K with commission. I guess that I'm out of the running.
It's still a wicked bargain at that price (but I am biased). Rare as they get.
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It's still a wicked bargain at that price (but I am biased). Rare as they get.
Yes, and if I could get it with the next bid I would make that bid. But I'm certain that it has a few more bids coming before the auction ends.
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Old 10-12-2017, 05:16 PM
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20k for a T3 Matty is surprising to me.
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20k for a T3 Matty is surprising to me.
I dunno....that is one of the best looking ones I have seen. If I had an extra 20k+ laying around it would be all mine ... Healthy price though....
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How accurate is their grading? Has anyone ever had their raw stuff graded?
For example if they say NM, is it a 7 or Ex/mt, Vg/Ex, closer to 4-5 etc?
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Very accurate-many guys there worked at SGC earlier in their careers.
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Very accurate-many guys there worked at SGC earlier in their careers.
Thanks. Good to know, I never bid in their auctions, but they have quite a few pieces that have peaked my interest.
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The 1948 Leaf Rocky Graziano is at a record-breaking price. The same card that sold for $41K a few years ago is at $60K (including the vig) today.
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The 1948 Leaf Rocky Graziano is at a record-breaking price. The same card that sold for $41K a few years ago is at $60K (including the vig) today.
Centering doesn't seem to matter on Rocky!!!!
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The 1948 Leaf Rocky Graziano is at a record-breaking price. The same card that sold for $41K a few years ago is at $60K (including the vig) today.
I'm sure many people are better at cracking out cards than I am. But it seems like it would take at least some courage to crack out a $40,000 card like the Graziano description says the current consignor did.
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