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08-07-2006, 08:08 AM
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Uncancelled George C. Miller value?
Posted By: Jim Manos
I, REPEAT I, think that pricing is a relavant thing. Larry Fritsh'c cataloge is the best example I can see. Larry, great guy I may ad, was overpriced and alot of great stuff stayed in his cataloge for yrs. . The pricing finally cought up with him and everything has been purchased, gondy now. I just feel the same is with these Miller's in Dolloff. They will be scarfed up, it is just a little time away. The pricing will catch up. If you think the Goerge C. Millers are bad. Did you see the 39' Play BAll Hershberger on ebay in a PSA 8 sell for $3400??? man o man. 
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