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05-15-2017, 02:16 PM
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I just checked on the leaf Robinson and Paige. The last 2 PSA 7 Robinsons were way off center, and should have been expected to sell at a lot less than previous nicer examples. As for the Paige the sale at over 100k could have been just two guys bidding it up. One happened to hit a month later so the previous under bidder didn't have as much competition. It's tough to predict the status of the market as a whole from one transaction. But both Paige sales were well over the amounts from a couple of years ago.
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