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08-13-2023, 10:59 PM
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Even the oddball vintage which the mainstream of the hobby would not sniff at years ago....and even the lower tier HOFers....has gone off the rails.....
Case in point, I was keeping an eye on a 1921 Exhibits Burleigh Grimes that was listed on the recent REA auction......it ended up selling for $2400 (plus the 20% buyer's fee + taxes and shipping....when all said and done, about $3000). I know that it is a pretty scarce card...and it is his rookie, but $3000....I passed. Just crazy.... You can still find reasonable prices at smaller regional shows (not the national)....if you run into the right dealer..... Last edited by Svabinsky78; 08-13-2023 at 11:01 PM. 
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