Do I have an item for you 1975 Topps fans.....

kalch23 · September 17, 2003 11:39AM

Check out this 1975 Topps Nolan Ryan #500 in unbelievable PSA 9...

1975 Topps Ryan PSA TUFF

Virtualizard · September 17, 2003 11:43AM

I'm looking for the regular '75 Ryan card in PSA 9, not the "TUFF" version.

I put a bid in anyway, just for fun.

JEB.

kalch23 · September 17, 2003 11:46AM

This is a two for one deal as this card is both PSA 9 AND PSA TUFF .....

shark1970 · September 17, 2003 12:28PM

Lizard,

love your post

LOL

Chris

kalch23 · September 17, 2003 12:39PM

OK, OK ... PSA Tuff is a horribly cheezy selling tatic... But that being said....

This card is a BLAZERIN', RAZORIN', Drive you CRAZIER THEN ... bidding against vargha. so L@@K!!! LOL....

goodriddance189 · September 17, 2003 12:49PM

ha im still in the lead with my 200 bid

kalch23 · September 17, 2003 1:17PM

So the 200 got taken out faster than I thought... I really thought you had a chance of making it until dawn.

goodriddance189 · September 17, 2003 1:20PM

Marc (mikeschmidt) is now in the lead.

think this one will reach 4 figures?

kalch23 · September 17, 2003 1:24PM

I think this one will definately get 4 figs. My over and under on it is $1300. And I don't want to hear any replies saying how "SMR is only $600." I know I tried to give it every chance by featuring it and ten daying it ending it on a Sat. I am quite curious to see what it fetches.

Machodoc · September 17, 2003 1:27PM

The last one hit $1,400, but it had better l/r centering than this one. Still, when you have fools like me who paid $910 for this week's PSA 9 Brett (hey-it was a nice rookie ) - well, then anything can happen!

Isabel is coming to my neighborhood...

kalch23 · September 17, 2003 1:32PM

When exactly did that last one sell? Also, does anybody know what the 1975 Topps Brett PSA 10 sold for? It was a superior auction at nationals.

The53Kid · September 17, 2003 1:54PM

The final bid with buyer's fees was : 10,063.00

I'd rather have the 1953 Topps Jackie Robinson PSA 9 that went for 8625.00 :-)

kalch23 · September 17, 2003 1:56PM

But wouldnt you rather have this Nolan Ryan for $2000.... All kidding aside, I agree with the 53 robinson.... thats really a piece a history

Vargha · September 17, 2003 10:07PM

Break out the wallet, Steve. This one will close too rich for my blood. It should easily top $1,200.

goodriddance189 · September 17, 2003 11:45PM

<< <i>So the 200 got taken out faster than I thought... I really thought you had a chance of making it until dawn. >>

my $500 didnt even last till dawn.

goodriddance189 · September 17, 2003 11:51PM

$1075......insane.....i think it'll hit $1350

kalch23 · September 17, 2003 11:55PM

I think it may hit $1350 by tonight....

runnerforlife · September 18, 2003 12:03AM

<< <i>The last one hit $1,400, but it had better l/r centering than this one. >>

I agree. For this kind of money the L/R is too far off.

Machodoc · September 18, 2003 12:51AM

Dave - I'm watching it, but have not yet decided what I want to do. Maybe if Isabel leaves us without damage, then maybe......

goodriddance189 · September 18, 2003 4:17AM

regardless of the centering (which isnt even that bad), the color looks rich and the print spots are missing. there are enough hardcore Ryan collectors and 75 collectors that the sky's the limit with this card.

kalch23 · September 18, 2003 10:59AM

If a 1975 Topps PSA 10 were to surface, what do you think it would fetch? Also, anybody know of a vintage ryan psa 10 that has sold and what it went for?

mikeschmidt · September 18, 2003 11:42AM

I own a 1973 Topps Leaders card featuring Nolan Ryan and Steve Carlton in PSA 10. Cost me a pretty penny a long time ago -- but I cannot say as I've seen any vintage Ryan 10's older than that since then....

MS

Wabittwax · September 18, 2003 10:37PM

I agree that the sky is the limit on this card. There are some heavy 1975 guys floating around and I think with the last one closing at $1400, people have realized how tough this card is and how much it is in demand. I think it will close between $1500-$2000.

Virtualizard · September 19, 2003 10:07AM

Don't worry guys, I won't be sniping this one. I think my PSA 8 is nice enough (centering is possibly just a bit worse l-r on mine and it's not the "TUFF" variation

):

JEB.

kalch23 · September 19, 2003 11:06AM

Jeb,
That 8 is definately nothing to scoff at. I have definately seen worse for an 8, especially for that card. That being said, it's not "PSA Tuff" but certainly would quailfy for "PSA Hard." However I do like your card and will make you this deal.... If you win my "PSA Tuff," I will take your PSA 8 in exchange for $150 off your final winning bid. Something to think about...

James

goodriddance189 · September 21, 2003 2:23PM

$1500+ with 5 days to go......good god

mcastaldi · September 21, 2003 10:08PM

I'm not sure I'd be surprised to see this one top $2k. In the 75 set, Ryan is one of the tougher HOFers to find in PSA9. The colors tend to seem drab and the picture a bit fuzzy. Having seen other 75s with the same color scheme, I know those colors CAN stand out and provide a still-wet appearance.

My personal opinion is that the Aaron is a tougher 9, but that's a different arguement.

Mike

RobE · September 22, 2003 1:52AM

See.
Your not outta line,Dave.

This is going to make a registry collector pretty happy even though you are offering so much more in a whole different way.

Nice card,James.
Hope you reach a new record for the SMR with this monster.

Do I have an item for you 1975 Topps fans.....

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