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I wouldn't pay $1500 for either one but I would pay more for yours than the other one.
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Thank you...i think
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Especially at those levels. I often see eye appeal effect price enough. Here you have two different grading companies. I think that can have as much or more of an effect than the number when it comes to price.
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That is equally problematic. Guys who claim to collect cards are buying holders.
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I have seen cards, with practically unknown players, fetch big dollars because the cards are slabbed 9's and 10's. I suppose the lure is the fact it puts them in a more rare category being 9's and 10's, but I just don't see the purpose of purchasing a card of a practically unknown player other than it being an investment. But, even if that is the case, I still don't see this fetching them big bucks in the future? ![]()
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well I'd pay $1500 for your cobb Orlando!!!! I witnessed this lession recently as well with my sgc card compared to a similar psa...it's damn irrational and it pisses me off...but it is reality! what is even worse is the erratic grading psa has demonstrated over the years.
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There are so many variables we could discuss about reasons why there will always be discrepancies in grading.
1. Graders use their own interpretation for clarity of card 2. Graders might spend to much time on a card to look busy and over grade it. 3. Graders might be rushed and don't spend enough time and under grade it. 4. Political as it does matter who submits the card(s) 5. Slabs can be altered. 6. Slabs can be bought (back door or from factory over seas) and fake labels be made. 7. Graders and human. |
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