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Cherry picking two cards is not a meaningful comparison, for one thing you are leaving out the market trend between the two points of sale. Look at the overall pattern of SGC.
1/14/17 Memory Lane Image 55 $104,400.00 12/9/16 Goodwin Image 5 $87,846.00 10/30/16 Goldin Image 13 $82,075.00 8/28/16 Heritage Image 5 $89,625.00 5/14/16 Heritage Image 13 $215,100.00 And PSA. 2/4/16 Goldin Image 10 $183,750.00 11/19/16 Heritage Image 12 $155,350.00 11/3/16 Sports Card Link Image 27 $149,513.00 8/28/16 Heritage Image 11 $203,150.00 8/20/16 Memory Lane Image 37 $157,200.00 8/19/16 Mile High Image 20 $164,884.00 6/10/16 Goodwin Image 5 $218,650.00 3/7/16 eBay Image pwcc_auctions s***e 87 $161,100.00
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I didn't pick those cards. Someone else did. And I'm not debating that psa gets more than sgc, I am merely addressing the fact that IN CERTAIN INSTANCES it is absurd.
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![]() But yeah, I don't dispute that sometimes one sees really stupid prices.
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To be clear, my post was in response to the claim that the PSA card always sells for more than the SGC card in the same grade. The use of "always" is a dare to cherry-pick on the grounds that it isn't actually possible to find a contradictory example.
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Fair enough, but I still think the market change is largely responsible for the price gap between these particular cards.
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It is no coincidence that the highest sales for both PSA and SGC copies were in May-June 2016 when lots of postwar rookies were at their peak and have dropped a lot since then.
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Exactly, so comparing a May SGC to a November PSA is not really comparing just based on the merits of the card.
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