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#14
05-07-2010, 06:42 AM
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Why would the PSA 10 go for $80k, but this one for $20k? Odd.
I don't really understand uber high prices for cards that are rare only because of condition. Not only is there no difference between the upper grades to the naked eye, but especially for modern cards where new cards could surface that would grade just as high. As a footnote to this thread that I started, I'm pretty happy with the Rose I picked up in a mixed lot on REA. Just SGC 60, but a heck of a lot cheaper! 
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