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Bert Blyleven 1971 RC

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jimetal7212

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Friday, September 16, 2022 11:35 AM

The one instance? Not to come off as a jerk, but there are QUITE a bit more than that one....

EddieLeon wrote:

that was what i was wondering about. i think this is one instance where TCBD price is out of whack with the market. in general i think our prices are pretty accurate, but every once in a while you'll get an anomaly. the blyleven for $60 seems inflated--unless of course the condition is exceptional. and as we all know those 1971 cards are tough to come by in top shape.

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lildog7

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Friday, September 16, 2022 12:30 PM

I don't believe so. I've entered in the price I've found of professionally graded cards vs non graded. The only time the price you see when you click on the card changes is when you put in a non graded price. To see the graded prices you need to click on the price and drill in deeper, then it shows the values for each grade that has been entered. Not sure what happens if the card has no price at all and you enter just a single graded price. Might have to find an example of that to see.

expander wrote:

I don't own any cards that are graded by 3rd party graders but does the site pricing take that into account

when entering pricing? (specifically on the data site of things.)

Are all prices rolled into one datum on the overall price spectrum?

Kinda noob question but I know it's a huge factor in comic book collecting

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