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#9
03-11-2004, 10:38 AM
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Some eBay Listings Are Too Over The Top
Posted By: runscott
I should have mentioned this also, but better late than never: the PSA population report is ALL that matters, i.e: cards can actually become rarer as examples 'exit' the report, or can become more common as more are graded! Isn't it incredible that all this can occur 95 years after the cards were printed! 
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