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ted williams 1954 topps #1 grade thoughts
@midgrade_mikejust picked up a graded slab of the 1954 Topps Ted Williams #1. it’s a PSA 6 — any thoughts on resale value or crossovers to other companies?
@midgrade_mike3 answers
@reprint_radarpsa 6 is solid for that card, should resell well. i flipped mine for a nice profit.
@pop_report_pampsa 6 isn’t great. better off selling it and buying a higher grade. 15 words.
@softcorner_stureal collectors want 7 or above for that card. i sold my 6 for a loss.
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