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another proof that Beckett sux..

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=4235&item=1972409244
Beckett lists this card at $25
Beckett lists this card at $25
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<< <i>hehe yep. >>
hehe, I knew you would jump on this auto
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and that's an average price for that card.. some go for $42 as well.. but hey, who's gonna argue about $4?
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Only Looking for Caron Butler right now or stuff to improve my tradelist
BigGameGil: np
auto: when Carter was hot that card sold for close to $300..
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I especially like the real stamp on those cards
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<< <i>also last season when carter was hot...it sold for $312 and it book $250 at that time >>
yep
I wonder why Beckett lists them so low.. maybe we should write them once
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Another Rahim...
I'm back - you better believe it
Iverson/ Francis Books $250 sold for $499
BOOKS $250
The Iverson/ Crawford books $100 and sold for $372
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Beckett is a guide and only a guide. It really holds no truth in any of it's prices. I'd call their prices ballpark figures at best.
<< <i>Beckett is a guide and only a guide. It really holds no truth in any of it's prices. I'd call their prices ballpark figures at best. >>
Too bad a lot of people don't realize that. They pull a card that they say is worth $60 because that's what it says in the book. Problem is, they can't get anywhere near $60 for it, so it's not worth $60. Beckett = "trading" guide. So, it has nothing to do with cash prices.
1964 Topps Fred Williamson BV: $20