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02-12-2011, 11:31 AM
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Who Says Low-Pop T 206's Have Weakened in Price?
Low pop high grade psa vintage cards continue to be a hot market according to the recently completed Goodwin auction. I think there were three low pop PSA 8 T206s in the auction and they went for between $9,700 and $13,000 apiece!
Oh yeah, a pop 2 Addie Joss psa 9 went for about $35,000. Those of you who think that allegations of trimmed cards are hurting the value of high grade PSA cards might have to think again after looking at prices from this auction. Jim
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Jim Crandell 
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