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09-10-2022, 09:02 AM
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Omnious sign in market?
Watching a few auctions close this week, I've seen an odd pattern where there is all of a sudden seemingly a wide disparity in where the same item is selling for in different places relatively close in time.
A ticket stub sold for 12K, then two months later sold for 10k, and now just sold for $4 Or a card that recently sold in a SGG 60 for over 20K sold for 12 in a PSA 6. Or a photo sells for 6K that I was sure was going close to 20K. Obviously there can be variations in eye appeal, but it seems like maybe the pool of motivated buyers from some nice new toys is perhaps drying up a bit. Anyone else see anything like this in what they are following? Just wider fluctuations in price than what I've been accustomed to see. Not sky is falling . . . . Last edited by Snapolit1; 09-10-2022 at 09:03 AM. 
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