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11-18-2012, 11:16 PM
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An SGC auth fetched roughly $4k.
I figure that one is either trimmed or altered in some way. In comparison, how much does a copy of a card graded numerically "3" fetch over an authentic (possibly altered) copy? I would like to educate myself a bit, what sort of ratio between other similar cards are you looking at for your price determination? Is there another card that has an authentic copy and then a numerically graded copy - how much of a premium did the numeric copy get? Anyway I don't think he is making any false statements "only one by PSA", just a bit misleading. 
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