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01-16-2012, 05:34 AM
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As a priciing guy
The SMR is probably just fine for reasonably heavily traded mainstream cards. For more thinly traded cards, it is just a guide.
BTW -- Beckett just released a "graded card price guide" book --- I did see it at the Book Store but did not look at it (sealed in plastic) to see what sets were covered. This replaces the graded card magazine that they use to publish Rich 
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