Market gridlock

Fred · #1 12-25-2023, 04:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Snapolit1

I feel like the 1932 Sanella Ruth was a turning point. Lol. When I saw people spending $5000 for that card I knew something had gone a little nutty.

You're kidding, right? Was it graded a "10"?

brunswickreeves · #2 12-25-2023, 05:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Fred

You're kidding, right? Was it graded a "10"?

Agree! I remember not too long ago when 48 Leaf Ruth SGC or PSA Authentic grades were well under $1K.

bnorth · #3 12-25-2023, 05:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

I feel like the 1932 Sanella Ruth was a turning point. Lol. When I saw people spending $5000 for that card I knew something had gone a little nutty.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fred

You're kidding, right? Was it graded a "10"?

WOW, I went and looked at the sold prices on them. I always thought they were seriously undervalued. Not anymore.

I bought a near perfect example of the hardest version for a little over a hundred dollars several years ago from a fellow member.

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