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#21
09-29-2006, 08:28 PM
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Exhibit Prices
Posted By: warshawlaw
Many key exhibits from the seller of the cards we've been discussing were quite strong. I know because I lost out on quite a few and/or paid rather hefty prices for others. True, the same 1921s that are on ebay every friggin' week did not set records, but what do you expect? Scarcer cards went quite well even given the lack of overall understanding of the cards' rarity among the general collecting populace. 
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