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#9
07-06-2006, 03:16 PM
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Why isn't Rarity the No.1 factor in determining a card's value?
Posted By: Darrell
To date there has only been 33 of these cards graded by the top 3 graders.I'm not a hobbiest,but that sounds very rare.I sold 15 of these cards in milehigh's auction.My grandfathers ruth being a 6 sgc the only other ruth graded was a 1-2.Thought it would go for more than $6800,but for what pop paid for it(.0001 cents)not a bad pay day.P.S.Thanks to all on this forum for your help in my research.P.P.S.I think your out of your minds for paying this kind of money for cards,but I pay crazy money for concerts so I have no room to talk.PEACE.D. 
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