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04-06-2009, 10:18 AM
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Thoughts on card pricing.....
Posted By: barrysloate
Scott- I've been selling on ebay recently and while my lower end stuff is soft, when I put up something better it generally does well. I don't think $565 is that bad for an Evers in a PSA 5, and the PSA6 Southern Leaguer sold for about market price. I think you have to work with the market we have, or simply hold onto them. But it might be awhile before you see a price spike with T206. Fact is, they are too plentiful. 
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