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03-08-2011, 11:20 PM
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Higher Prices for Lower Graded Cards?
Hey All.
Just curious to see your opinions. When looking up VCP prices on 1914 Cracker Jack Mordecai Brown cards in Vg and Vg/Ex, I discovered that the average price for PSA 3's are $348, and PSA 4's are $300. SGC 40's are $554 and 50's are $449! They all have multiple examples sold in each grade, so whats up with the lower graded cards being sold at higher prices? Is this normal? Just struck me as odd. Thanks! Brandon 
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