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01-22-2016, 01:53 PM
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From the Memory Lane auction where the 8.5 of the '53T hit 96k to the 2.5 in Mile High last night to the current SGC 4 at Goldin, their appears to be no affect on Good Ol' Mick, who's a standard bearer for our hobby at large.
There's over a week left at Goldin and the SGC 4 is at ~36k with the juice. SGC 4 example Mile High 2.5 ended at 21.5. Mile High 2.5 example The 1969 Topps on eBay seems to be following the Mem Lane example. From the private sale front, just had to sell a 56T in 7 to help pay for a 53T in 7. I paid a record for the latter and got a new record for the former. More examples out there but gotta get back to work, SADLY. Last edited by MattyC; 01-22-2016 at 01:54 PM. 
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