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Old 01-31-2022, 09:19 PM
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Agree. I'd put it this way: When you refinance your home and get an appraisal, would it be legal and ethical to offer the appraiser a bonus if she comes in with a high appraisal?
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It would certainly not be ethical. Not as sure about legality as it would likely vary by state, but can imagine it some type of fraud it they purposely inflated a valuation.
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sold for $475,960. Reasonable price.
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Old 02-06-2022, 06:39 AM
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Was watching some of the historically significant photos in this auction, WOW! It won't be long now before photos are unreachable.
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Old 02-06-2022, 07:28 AM
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Agreed on both points the price was reasonable for that piece and those photo prices are started to gain pricing momentum
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A fair price for the card, although I would have liked to see it go over $500k.

Regarding photos, I am not ready to dive into sports photos. But I did pick this type 1 photo up last night, largely because of the subject and the fact the negative was included
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A fair price for the card, although I would have liked to see it go over $500k. Regarding photos, I am not ready to dive into sports photos. But I did pick this type 1 photo up last night, largely because of the subject and the fact the negative was included
Wonderful portrait of an iconic American.
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Baseball Type I photos are the next thing to explode I believe. They’ve been fairly reasonable for the past couple of years. But as people can no longer afford a decent Green Cobb or decent Goudey Ruth, they will scramble for pictures of the next best thing.
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sold for $475,960. Reasonable price.
+1. Extremely so, I'm guessing this will prove to be a great investment.
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I was looking at that MLK photo as well Ryan...it's beautiful. Some big prices on some of those baseball related photos last night.
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