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Originally Posted by smtjoy
I see what your saying David and maybe SMR is High on Topps and Bowman cards but on most cards I collect- Exhibits, M101, E's it is quite low and I almost always pay over 100% even for VG cards. Hell on 1933 exhibits I will buy as many as you can find at 110+% of SMR.
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SMR is also way low on many T207s, M116s, and pretty much all pre-war hockey (especially grades between 2-4).
IMO the SMR plays very little part in the actual prices paid for pre-war cards. Walking around the National in 2011 for several days and talking with many pre-war dealers and collectors, I don't recall a single person looking at or referring to the SMR (despite the fact that they gave a free copy to pretty much everyone in the room).
Cheers,
Blair