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09-18-2013, 03:15 PM
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If they're comparing BCCG to PSA they're not getting it.
But psa 9 Younts while not exactly all that tough (currently 167 of them out there) They do sell for a bit. Some actual results posted here by PSA http://www.psacardfacts.com/CardDetail.aspx?item=35512 $428 to $607, the highest one and most recent in 2011. So if it really should be a 9 they're not all that far off. Of course, an 8 is just about as nice, and lots cheaper. And an nice "NM" one ungraded would be cheaper still. Steve B 
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