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08-20-2006, 05:07 PM
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T5 Jackson - $47,853 vs. $182,425
Posted By: Paul
Not quite as dramatic, but did anyone else notice that a PSA7 McPhee (the highest graded by two notches, I believe) sold in Mastro's auction for $8166? Previously, a 4 sold for $13K plus juice and I think a very nice 2 with some writing on back sold for over $10K. One thing is clear to me. The direct, immediate, and certain cause of this precipitous drop in price is the fact that I finally own a McPhee. 
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