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02-01-2009, 10:38 AM
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Best source for graded card prices?
Posted By: Mike
I look at the Standard Catalog of BB Cards and Sports Market Report from PSA to get at least an idea of price ranges. I've been bidding below SMR and getting a lot of cards lately ( SMR appears to be high) in the current market. This would definitely vary by card and set . Also check ebay on completed items and check the cards which have sold and not sold and the prices. 
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