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After reading about the record prices and the dangers
of
high priced collectibles the last few days, I'm going to
go
on record here with the unpopular notion that with the
possible
exception of the House of Frankenstein TC, I don't think
there
was a single record setting price in any of the first 80 lots
in
Bruce's auction Saturday.
A few of the late number Realart TitleCards seemed to sell
for
a higher price than when they were last offered, but as far
as
actual Universal paper is concerned, I would suggest that
there
were far more bargains than there were high prices, with a
great
percentage of the material selling below established prices
from
other dealers and auctions.
Sean
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