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SMR question regarding modern 80's junk

lsutigers1973lsutigers1973 Posts: 11,093 ✭
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Just got the new SMR in the mail today. While browsing through prices of modern 80's junk, I saw the 1988 Score Rookie/Traded Glossy Roberto Alomar rookie in PSA 10 is only listed at $40. The two reasons I noticed this card out of all the other bazillion cards listed in the magazine are: (1) I just submitted one (2) there are no PSA 10's. Who comes up with the prices? How can they say a rare (by 1980's overproduction terms) rookie card of a borderline HOF'er with a PSA 10 population of zero is only $40? If I happened to get the first 10 on mine, even though it is too OC to even get a straight 9, would potential buyers be turned off by SMR's ridiculous price?

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  • jimradjimrad Posts: 2,777 ✭✭✭
    Prices are always questionable.

    Personally I don't understand how any card printed after 1980 could be worth more than a buck or two.

    JMHO
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  • LeiascardsLeiascards Posts: 3,233


    << <i>Prices are always questionable.

    Personally I don't understand how any card printed after 1980 could be worth more than a buck or two.

    JMHO >>



    You can sat that about any card. It is after all just a piece of carboard.
  • tsalems1tsalems1 Posts: 3,488 ✭✭✭✭✭
    What does SMR show this at?LINK....
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