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#9
09-17-2013, 08:21 AM
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Umm...they make up the prices. Have done so for a long time. Run the pops on some of the prewar cards in high grade--they don't exist. PSA plugs them. The SMR is best viewed as a PSA public relations device not as a serious academic study of prices.
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