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Old 08-13-2017, 01:21 AM
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WOW! The SGC example is over $91K while the PSA is at $39K.
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The Jackie looks like it was graded many years ago by the serial number. Back then even with the print dot a 9 was not shocking and from the looks and Mike's description I would have probably expected a 9 from 1992-2007. And before people scream that the standards should not change I agree but all three have tightened up in one way or another over the years in my opinion.
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Old 08-13-2017, 11:54 AM
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Wow - strong sale on the JR SGC, but beautiful card...glad to see the market forces work as they should, someone buying the card, not the holder

I believe SGC has also graded two other high-end copies of the 1949 Bowman Jackie, one 98 and another 96. Curious what that SGC 98 might fetch.
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A 1/8 inch piece of ink caused a $62,000 price difference! Amazing.
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A 1/8 inch piece of ink caused a $62,000 price difference! Amazing.
Welcome to the world of disposable income.
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Just think what's going to happen when they learn about prewar cards. Once they stop paying for holders and start paying for rarity where POP matters then we are all in trouble.
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Just think what's going to happen when they learn about prewar cards. Once they stop paying for holders and start paying for rarity where POP matters then we are all in trouble.
Or can retire.
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