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10-07-2009, 12:59 PM
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Larry..i do agree on the '67 standups, BUT if you wanted a '68 3-d Powell in psa8 you had to beat $8,500 .... 3-d Stottlemyer in psa6 set somebody back $3,800 (i picked one up that graded psa7 in 2003 for $800) ..conversely the Flood psa6 was cheap, as were the easy ones... I paid about what I expected to upgrade my Staub to psa6.
I also thought the D304 Kelly, and a few of the E90-3 cards got strong action. There do seem to be good deals to be had lately...lots of material being auctioned and money tight for most of us. Last edited by murcerfan; 10-07-2009 at 01:00 PM. 
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