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[irv]

Originally Posted by 1952boyntoncollector

Many of the 1952 Topps went really low actually high number PSA 6s under $200 for example and PSA 8 common numbers close to $100 instead of $200...

I bid on a few but most were quickly bid up right away. I played again only to have the same happen so I bowed out early as I thought I was likely out of my league with the normal big hitters I see at these auctions.

It wasn't until after, when I checked my watch list, that most didn't go much higher!

[jfkheat]

I was watching the 1954 Red Heart Dog Food set break. I needed 3 cards to finish my set in PSA 8 or better. I was hoping to finish it. I did win 2 that I needed. The 3rd one was a PSA 8.5. It sold for almost double what I expected it to bring. Almost all of the PSA 8.5s and 9s sold for well over VCP. I did win a few of these but overpaid.
James