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10-20-2001, 11:15 PM
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why is the SCD so messed up on prices
Posted By: Vognar Julie
Alphabetically, with as many poses for each player as you can authenticate, with a price following each listed pose. How else? For instance, it's nice that you acknowledge a Radbourn in NM should sell for $4,500--but it's too bad you don't say that's only the portrait. Other Radbourns would be cheaper. It's nice that you acknowledge a Hoy in NM might sell for $1500 (instead of $600, or $425), but Hoys in all sorts of conditions have been selling for $1500 for 2 years now. 
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