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#11
05-15-2017, 05:57 PM
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Since this has become a game of picking and choosing random cards to make an absurd point, I will play.
W600 green mount Lajoie is a PSA 5 holder with an MK sold in REA last spring for 45000. A different example in an SGC 4.5 holder sold last Thursday for 60000 in Heritage. Case closed. The baseball card market is up across the board 33 percent from a year ago. 
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