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08-14-2008, 11:50 PM
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Funky Exhibit Auctions
Posted By: Todd Schultz
I don't disagree with you as a general matter, but here, I just went to the PSA registry site, and see that only three people have registered this 1922 Exhibit set. The furthest along is only 22.97% complete, and his GPA is 1.24, i.e. his cards are mostly 1s and 2s. The highest GPA is under 5, and that collector has fewer than 15% of the set. The third guy has registered exactly one card. In short, no one's breaking down the doors to be #1 on this set--no one is close to even denting it and no or very few high grade cards are dominating anyone's collection of this set. No feeding frenzy here. 
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