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10-04-2014, 08:24 AM
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It's a very hard card to price since it's pretty rare, with few recorded sales, and further complicating matters is how the eye appeal varies wildly. Probably the toughest PostWar major card to come by and then price. I've seen 3s that destroy 5s in the eye appeal department. I've seen high grades of this card look just awful due to poor focus and centering, yet the corners get the card a technically high grade. I paid $4250 for a centered and focused 1.5, which subsequently bumped to 2. When it comes to this card, you can see a 5 sell for X and then another 5 if centered and/or focused can sell for almost 2X. The Paige SP is a unique beast.
Last edited by MattyC; 10-04-2014 at 08:26 AM. 
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