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01-27-2012, 02:32 PM
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is there a modern and vintage concept in autograph like there is in cards? 18k for a 1978 topps psa10 checklist sounds absurd, by apply that to a t206 drum and it's downright reasonable...
18k for the munson sounds absurd to me. 
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01-27-2012, 02:49 PM
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That price is utterly Ridiculous. My favorite player that I ever watched play, and its still RIDICULOUS. He didn't die till August either, so there were a few months after the cards came out for it to be signed. Makes me wish I still had the stub signed from a month before he died still. Could probably get someone to way overpay for that too.
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