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That brady is a bad example because of the condition issues with the raw cards. That is why the 9's sell so much higher. The same goes for a lot of the older inserts in basketball as well. A BGS 8.5 Precious Metal Gems MJ will command that much more than a raw one, all because it is a condition sensitive card.

The BGS Population report states that your MJ auto has 9 total BGS slabbed versions out there. Six of them recieved a BGS 9 and three of them recieved a 9.5. This MJ doesn't have the kind of condition problems that command premium value when singles get a 9.5 grade.

BUT, at the moment it is a 1 of 3 card.............

Please don't think I am trolling or take offense to this post. Just trying to relay my perspective. I won't disagree that your MJ could bring $600 either, I do believe it is very possible if you find the right buyer. That is why I don't sell really high end singles online. I can get what I want from local collectors and shows for them instead.

I also totally understand when traders offer the highest ebay sale value for their card and then quote you the lowest ebay sale price for your card. It happens all the time. Some collectors just see dollar signs $$$$$...........