UPDATE: T206 Murr'y Variation grades an SGC 40
 

Posted By: <b>Steve Murray</b><p> <br />SGC 10 sold on ebay March, 2007 for $2,113.00 <br /><br />SGC 50 sold at REA May, 2007 for $8,812.50 <br /><br />WELL DONE!!!!!<br />

UPDATE: T206 Murr'y Variation grades an SGC 40
 

Posted By: <b>Brian</b><p>Turner,<br /><br />Congrats. You can always sell it -- I'd hold it for awhile and be certain on how to proceed.<br /><br />Well done.<br /><br />Brian

UPDATE: T206 Murr'y Variation grades an SGC 40
 

Posted By: <b>Kevin Saucier</b><p>Awesome, simply awesome<br><br>------------------------------<br /><br /><a href="http://www.AlteredCards.com" target="_new" rel="nofollow">www.AlteredCards.com</a> - in-depth education on advanced card doctoring techniques & detection with detailed examples<br /><br />

UPDATE: T206 Murr'y Variation grades an SGC 40
 

Posted By: <b>peter ullman</b><p>congrats turner...great pickup! you should sell it and buy some oil!<br /><br />pete in mn

UPDATE: T206 Murr'y Variation grades an SGC 40
 

Posted By: <b>dan mckee</b><p>Glyn, it has been a few years since I toured. I remember Scott and the other grader were set up right next to each other and each had a light with a huge glass in the middle. It actually was a very impressive set up! I thoroughly enjoyed the tour, thanks to SGC. <br /><br />I am shocked that the graders would know to hold the Nodgrass cards a foot from themselves and slightly tilt them.<br /><br />But hey, I was impressed with the facility so I will be impressed with this as well.

UPDATE: T206 Murr'y Variation grades an SGC 40
 

Posted By: <b>John</b><p>Just want to update these a bit....<br /><br />SGC 10 sold on ebay March, 2007 for $2,113.00 <br /><br />SGC 50 sold at REA May, 2007 for $8,812.50 <br /><br />SGC 40 sold to Wonka May, 2008 for $45 <img src="http://photos.imageevent.com/piojohn3/smileys/143.gif">

UPDATE: T206 Murr'y Variation grades an SGC 40
 

Posted By: <b>Glyn Parson</b><p>Dan I was referring to the lighting nothing else I know we look a lot closer then a foot at every card let alone this variation. Though the show set up is slightly different then at the office.<br />Thanks <br /> Glyn

UPDATE: T206 Murr'y Variation grades an SGC 40
 

Posted By: <b>Jantz</b><p>Congratulations Turner. I'm happy for you. <br /><br />To me, this is what the hobby is all about. Surely someone out there would want to do an article about this. I think it would make for an interesting story.<br /><br /><br />Jantz

UPDATE: T206 Murr'y Variation grades an SGC 40
 

Posted By: <b>dan mckee</b><p>oh ok Glyn, that is my point. The ONLY way to see the dull spot on the bad Nodgrass cards is to hold them a foot away and tilt them. Up close and magnified they look perfect! Hence why many have slipped through the grading companies. Thanks for your responses Glyn, Dan.

UPDATE: T206 Murr'y Variation grades an SGC 40
 

Posted By: <b>dan mckee</b><p>Also yes! I agree, this is a very significant find and maybe Lyman of Old Cardboard would be interested in doing an article or blurb on it. Very cool stuff here! Keep it raw! Money is over rated, smile.