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06-09-2004, 07:57 PM
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Look at the difference in price
Posted By: Elliot
I just wanted to point out these two auctions. Both for the same card. Both graded PSA 4. Not much to choose between the two cards. The two cards ended about the same time. But look at the huge difference in price. I can just imagine if one of these cards were graded by a different company, how it would be used as an example of the supriority of one grading company over another. Just goes to show you that you can't look at isolated incidences. 
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