<< <i>Not bad, Aknot. The 2 Marino RC 9's alone cover the cost of the grading.. >>
Not true. If the grading costs was $250 without shipping costs added. You are still about $100 short. On ebay raw the 2 Marino cards should fetch about $70 total while graded as 9's the take should be around $220 total. That is a positive $150 without ebay's cut and Psa shipping costs and possible paypal costs. You'll need to pony up some more cards to come ahead of the game. I would guess you can based on the submission. But I don't know the Callahan's or modern too well.
Regardless, grading cards like the Marino is a good way to keep them mint and maximize profits if you plan to sell them.
<< <i>Not bad, Aknot. The 2 Marino RC 9's alone cover the cost of the grading... >>
Funny thing is they aint going nowhere. Dolphin fan I am and may do a Marino registry the "basic" one. Im sure the Callahans will come close to recouping my money. Everything on the list cept for the Marinos are going to the Bay.
Actually my "free" Callahan grades easily paid for these grades. It was just getting enough "nerve" together to submit again. I still think ONE of the Elways were a 10. I did the %400 under my scanner. Im going to wait til they come back and I will go from there.
<< <i>Not bad, Aknot. The 2 Marino RC 9's alone cover the cost of the grading.. >>
Not true. If the grading costs was $250 without shipping costs added. You are still about $100 short. On ebay raw the 2 Marino cards should fetch about $70 total while graded as 9's the take should be around $220 total. That is a positive $150 without ebay's cut and Psa shipping costs and possible paypal costs. You'll need to pony up some more cards to come ahead of the game. I would guess you can based on the submission. But I don't know the Callahan's or modern too well.
Regardless, grading cards like the Marino is a good way to keep them mint and maximize profits if you plan to sell them.
Good luck!
aconte >>
I didn't break it down that specifically, but he sent in 22 cards ($220 + shipping) and the PSA 9 Marino's are easily bringing around $125 each right now. Therefore, I thought he was close. I don't look at the raw cards having much Ebay value at all (tried to sell any lately? Good luck!).
I remember you saying you bought an '84 set....it must have been from a pretty honest seller. By any chance was it Kruk cards? They offer sets like that a lot and have been known for leaving gradeable cards in them.
BTW, guys, one of those marino 9's (#124) is his "instant replay" card. 9's are tough to come by on the '84 set, though, so you still did well to get three of them from one or two sets. Even the Howie Long rookie should sell well since 9's w/o qualifiers don't come up that often by modern standards.
Aknot, let me know if your going to sell the Marino PSA8. As a Dolphins fan I would be interested in picking one up, besides with AJ Feeley at the helm this year I will need a distraction.
Gregory Voit AKA.. Ebay - mpn2gwvputty Ratso of the Booze Junkies MC
<< <i>I remember you saying you bought an '84 set....it must have been from a pretty honest seller. By any chance was it Kruk cards? They offer sets like that a lot and have been known for leaving gradeable cards in them.
BTW, guys, one of those marino 9's (#124) is his "instant replay" card. 9's are tough to come by on the '84 set, though, so you still did well to get three of them from one or two sets. Even the Howie Long rookie should sell well since 9's w/o qualifiers don't come up that often by modern standards. >>
I bought two sets from.......WFFL here on the boards. I "freaked" when I saw the "plain brown" boxes they came in. Yet true to his word they were a "factory" set. I had never seen factory sets packed like that.
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<< <i>Not bad, Aknot. The 2 Marino RC 9's alone cover the cost of the grading.. >>
Not true. If the grading costs was $250 without shipping costs added. You are still about $100 short. On ebay raw
the 2 Marino cards should fetch about $70 total while graded as 9's the take should be around $220 total. That
is a positive $150 without ebay's cut and Psa shipping costs and possible paypal costs. You'll need to pony up
some more cards to come ahead of the game. I would guess you can based on the submission. But I don't know
the Callahan's or modern too well.
Regardless, grading cards like the Marino is a good way to keep them mint and maximize profits if you plan to sell
them.
Good luck!
aconte
<< <i>Not bad, Aknot. The 2 Marino RC 9's alone cover the cost of the grading... >>
Funny thing is they aint going nowhere. Dolphin fan I am and may do a Marino registry the "basic" one. Im sure the Callahans will come close to recouping my money. Everything on the list cept for the Marinos are going to the Bay.
Actually my "free" Callahan grades easily paid for these grades. It was just getting enough "nerve" together to submit again. I still think ONE of the Elways were a 10. I did the %400 under my scanner. Im going to wait til they come back and I will go from there.
<< <i>yeah, you're other Callahans did quite well on auction didnt they? Nice job on the Marino 9's too! >>
Man I really "hate" it when people change their avatars.. Im like who the hell are you watching my...o its you.....
<< <i>Funny thing is they aint going nowhere >>
Aknot
So a trade would be out of the question?
p_A - damn man, I didn't recognize you! This month seems to have been a busy month for changes.
A special thanx to Aknot for making my signature which goes well with my new stone.
This is a great bunch of guys on the PSA Boards!
Mike
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<< <i>Not bad, Aknot. The 2 Marino RC 9's alone cover the cost of the grading.. >>
Not true. If the grading costs was $250 without shipping costs added. You are still about $100 short. On ebay raw
the 2 Marino cards should fetch about $70 total while graded as 9's the take should be around $220 total. That
is a positive $150 without ebay's cut and Psa shipping costs and possible paypal costs. You'll need to pony up
some more cards to come ahead of the game. I would guess you can based on the submission. But I don't know
the Callahan's or modern too well.
Regardless, grading cards like the Marino is a good way to keep them mint and maximize profits if you plan to sell
them.
Good luck!
aconte >>
I didn't break it down that specifically, but he sent in 22 cards ($220 + shipping) and the PSA 9 Marino's are easily bringing around $125 each right now. Therefore, I thought he was close. I don't look at the raw cards having much Ebay value at all (tried to sell any lately? Good luck!).
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<< <i>yeah, you're other Callahans did quite well on auction didnt they? Nice job on the Marino 9's too! >>
Man I really "hate" it when people change their avatars.. Im like who the hell are you watching my...o its you.....
Ernie McCracken is always watching!
BTW, guys, one of those marino 9's (#124) is his "instant replay" card. 9's are tough to come by on the '84 set, though, so you still did well to get three of them from one or two sets. Even the Howie Long rookie should sell well since 9's w/o qualifiers don't come up that often by modern standards.
AKA..
Ebay - mpn2gwvputty
Ratso of the Booze Junkies MC
<< <i>I remember you saying you bought an '84 set....it must have been from a pretty honest seller. By any chance was it Kruk cards? They offer sets like that a lot and have been known for leaving gradeable cards in them.
BTW, guys, one of those marino 9's (#124) is his "instant replay" card. 9's are tough to come by on the '84 set, though, so you still did well to get three of them from one or two sets. Even the Howie Long rookie should sell well since 9's w/o qualifiers don't come up that often by modern standards. >>
I bought two sets from.......WFFL here on the boards. I "freaked" when I saw the "plain brown" boxes they came in. Yet true to his word they were a "factory" set. I had never seen factory sets packed like that.
Thanks again WFFL if your reading this.