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09-17-2006, 01:41 PM
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An Analysis of the Yorktown Heights T 206 PSA 8 E-Bay Auction
Posted By: cmoking
Set registry people are a very big population - perhaps more than a thousand people have sets registered at PSA. A very very very very very small percentage of those are involved in paying 5K+ for a PSA 8 T206 common. Perhaps only 5 people. Those 5 people are not typical of all set registry people - they are their own subset to themselves. 
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