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Old 09-20-2006, 08:02 AM
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Default An Analysis of the Yorktown Heights T 206 PSA 8 E-Bay Auction

Posted By: jay behrens

I taught my brother well. On a percentage basis, low grade cards are going to give you a better rate of return than high grade cards will. A $7700 card will have sell for $8470 in order to see a 10% return. A $100 low grade common only needs to go to $110 to get that same 10% return. Take a guess at which one will go up 10% first. You also run the risk in the thin high grade-low pop market of taking a huge loss. I remember a few years somene pointing out a PSA9 or 10 t206 from MAstro that sold for a huge amout less than its previous sale price. You will enver see that with low grade cards becuase there are too many people in that market to let a card go for significantly less than current market.

Dorkskin, WE (as in everyone on this board) are still waiting to hear why you refer to yourself as "we" instead of "I". This is really bad grammar, unless you are refering to the voices in your head. Or do you have another explaination, Mr Grammar?

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