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View Poll Results: What would you pay for '33G Ruth, PSA 5, if it had zero resale value? | |||
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28 | 18.06% |
Less than $100 |
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45 | 29.03% |
$100-$500 |
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36 | 23.23% |
$500-$1k |
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21 | 13.55% |
$1k-3k |
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18 | 11.61% |
It's still worth all 5k to me!! |
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7 | 4.52% |
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You can easilyg answer your question. Check what a 1933 Goudey Ruth reprint is fetching on EBay. Short of something providing obvious utility, wouldn't any objects value be determined on it's resale potential? .
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