I am going to say no on that '75... if BVG didn't give the corners a 9, then PSA won't bump it up as they are even tougher on corners than BVG... if they did give the corners a 9, maybe... it's close, but unfortunately, I say no cigar.
<< <i>1. Can anyone tell me what company produced the cards? 2. What year were they given out? 3. At what card show were they given out? 4. How many cards were printed to be given out at the card show? 5. How many of the cards were signed by Nolan Ryan?
1. produced by bleachers 2. 1990 3. arlington national 4. 1000 5. 100
complete guess? >>
Hi John....
Good try... but incorrect. Here are the answers.
1. Produced by Sports Collectibles Promotions. 2. 1992. 3. Houston Show. 4. 25,000 cards produced. 5. 250 cards signed. One out of every hundred cards produced. (100, 200, 300, 400 etc....)
does anyone have an extra 90 opc box bottom?that is the only one i need to have them all. donato how big is that smokey's card? i need one of them too.
<< <i>does anyone have an extra 90 opc box bottom?that is the only one i need to have them all. donato how big is that smokey's card? i need one of them too. >>
John...
The 1990 Smokey the Bear card is 3" x 5". There is also a 1989 Regular size ( 2-1/2" x 3-1/2") Smokey the Bear card and another 1989 oversized Smokey the Bear card that is 4" x 6".
I do not have an extra 90 opc box bottom card but, Jon Miselnicky (beefmaster on eBay) might have an extra card or a complete box folded.
I got a favor to ask of you. I know you guys went through a lot of work to update your basic registery. I'm on the puckett registery. Anyway I think there are 5-6 cards on there that don't belong. Who did you guys talk to get a difinitive answer on what is basic and what is not. Here's a link if you want to take a peek Puckett Basic Registery
Here is a list of waht I don't think belongs 1988 Score Glossy 1990 Classic 1990 Donruss AS 1991 Classic 1994 Collector's Choice (not base card) 1994 SP Die cut 1995 Finest Refractor
I think when making or editing the basic sets it is a group effort of the people currently holding those sets in the registry. The 2 Classic cards could be up for discussion though, but I wouldn't include them. As for the other cards, no way.
I agree with Jon, you should work with who ever else is collecting the set. That way, while everyone may not agree with the changes they were at least included in the process. As for the specific cards:
1988 Score Glossy (Master Set only, its a parallel off the main 1988 Score issue) 1990 Classic (Master Set only, Classic is not recognized as a major card manufactuer) 1990 Donruss AS (Master Set only, its not the main Kurby Puckett card of that set) 1991 Classic (Master Set only, see above) 1994 Collector's Choice (not base card) (Basic/Master Set if its the main Kurby Puckett card of the set) 1994 SP Die cut (Master Set only, it a parallel off the main 1994 SP issue) 1995 Finest Refractor (Master Set only, its a parallel off the main 1995 Finest issue)
<< <i>Picture for tonight. For the Ryan oddball/promo card collector.
These two Nolan Ryan cards were produced as promos and given out at a card show.
1. Can anyone tell me what company produced the cards? 2. What year were they given out? 3. At what card show were they given out? 4. How many cards were printed to be given out at the card show? 5. How many of the cards were signed by Nolan Ryan?
Good Luck...
Donato >>
Damn, I should've known the answer to this, since I just found one of 'em (unautographed) in my Nolan Album
Just got my grades from my PSA membership renewal. I cracked my 1972 PSA 8 Nolan Ryan and it bumped to a 9 (as expected). I've been having decent luck cracking 8's from my old "grader of death" submissions and getting them into their correct holders. I'll post an image when I get the card back.
They did ok, I had several things not sell that I thought would. I had a 1986 Topps Glossy Send-Ins Nolan Ryan #45 PSA 10 (which is a 1/1 in PSA 10) that didn't even get 1 bid at $39.99.
I noticed that the 1973 Topps Candy lid sold for $255. The buyer was a private collector, I think his name was Corvette something?) Was this a very good buy at $250 or should it have gone for more? As far as the Nolan Ryan ticket- do I hear $25 from anyone? HA-
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I think Mudflipper got his 73 Candy lid for $100, when he haggled someone down on NaxCom and his was in better condition than the one on eBay. I also think I remember one auctioning on eBay three months ago for between $150-175.
I actually was the one who got outbid on that candylid. My high bid was $251. The one that is up there now is a miscut, I'm amazed someone would pay upwards of $100 for one that looks like that.
Well, Legacy just listed a PSA 9 of the Ryan '69, and '70. Its a shame they listed them because usually everything they sell goes for a lot more than the ebay average
You have nothing to be sorry about, I'm the idiot that lets expensive cards go for whatever they go for, you I know at least have an appreciation for the OPC cards, so I'm glad it found a home with you.
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I am going to say no on that '75... if BVG didn't give the corners a 9, then PSA won't bump it up as they are even tougher on corners than BVG... if they did give the corners a 9, maybe... it's close, but unfortunately, I say no cigar.
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... apparently about 3 or 4 hours south... not too far from Jeff though
Who thinks this would get an "OC" and who thinks it would be slabbed as "MK"
by the way, the spots are dust spots on my scanner, not on the card
<< <i>1. Can anyone tell me what company produced the cards?
2. What year were they given out?
3. At what card show were they given out?
4. How many cards were printed to be given out at the card show?
5. How many of the cards were signed by Nolan Ryan?
1. produced by bleachers
2. 1990
3. arlington national
4. 1000
5. 100
complete guess? >>
Hi John....
Good try... but incorrect. Here are the answers.
1. Produced by Sports Collectibles Promotions.
2. 1992.
3. Houston Show.
4. 25,000 cards produced.
5. 250 cards signed. One out of every hundred cards produced. (100, 200, 300, 400 etc....)
Here's a pic including the back.
Donato
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<< <i>what does the 90 rangers smokey the bear card look like? >>
John...
Here is a scan of the 1990 Rangers Smokey the Bear.
Donato
Donato's Complete US Type Set ---- Donato's Dansco 7070 Modified Type Set ---- Donato's Basic U.S. Coin Design Set
Successful transactions: Shrub68 (Jim), MWallace (Mike)
<< <i>does a 90 o pee chee box bottom exist? i thought they were only produced in factory form? >>
John...
Yes it does....Here is a picture of the 1990 OPC box bottom. The front is EXACTLY the same as the Topps box bottom.
The difference is the back of the card has the 1990 O-PEE-CHEE PTD. IN CANADA copyright.
Donato
Donato's Complete US Type Set ---- Donato's Dansco 7070 Modified Type Set ---- Donato's Basic U.S. Coin Design Set
Successful transactions: Shrub68 (Jim), MWallace (Mike)
donato how big is that smokey's card? i need one of them too.
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oc for sure! if your talking about the white line on the side it probably wont get a mk for that?
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<< <i>does anyone have an extra 90 opc box bottom?that is the only one i need to have them all.
donato how big is that smokey's card? i need one of them too. >>
John...
The 1990 Smokey the Bear card is 3" x 5". There is also a 1989 Regular size ( 2-1/2" x 3-1/2") Smokey the Bear card and another 1989 oversized Smokey the Bear card that is 4" x 6".
I do not have an extra 90 opc box bottom card but, Jon Miselnicky (beefmaster on eBay) might have an extra card or a complete box folded.
Donato
Donato's Complete US Type Set ---- Donato's Dansco 7070 Modified Type Set ---- Donato's Basic U.S. Coin Design Set
Successful transactions: Shrub68 (Jim), MWallace (Mike)
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ON ITS WAY TO NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92658
here... I'll give it a try Link
edited: SUCCESS!!!
I got a favor to ask of you. I know you guys went through a lot of work to update your basic registery. I'm on the puckett registery. Anyway I think there are 5-6 cards on there that don't belong. Who did you guys talk to get a difinitive answer on what is basic and what is not.
Here's a link if you want to take a peek
Puckett Basic Registery
Here is a list of waht I don't think belongs
1988 Score Glossy
1990 Classic
1990 Donruss AS
1991 Classic
1994 Collector's Choice (not base card)
1994 SP Die cut
1995 Finest Refractor
I agree with Jon, you should work with who ever else is collecting the set. That way, while everyone may not agree with the changes they were at least included in the process. As for the specific cards:
1988 Score Glossy (Master Set only, its a parallel off the main 1988 Score issue)
1990 Classic (Master Set only, Classic is not recognized as a major card manufactuer)
1990 Donruss AS (Master Set only, its not the main Kurby Puckett card of that set)
1991 Classic (Master Set only, see above)
1994 Collector's Choice (not base card) (Basic/Master Set if its the main Kurby Puckett card of the set)
1994 SP Die cut (Master Set only, it a parallel off the main 1994 SP issue)
1995 Finest Refractor (Master Set only, its a parallel off the main 1995 Finest issue)
That's my 2 cents,
Scott J.
Nick
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<< <i>Picture for tonight. For the Ryan oddball/promo card collector.
These two Nolan Ryan cards were produced as promos and given out at a card show.
1. Can anyone tell me what company produced the cards?
2. What year were they given out?
3. At what card show were they given out?
4. How many cards were printed to be given out at the card show?
5. How many of the cards were signed by Nolan Ryan?
Good Luck...
Donato
Damn, I should've known the answer to this, since I just found one of 'em (unautographed) in my Nolan Album
Steve
You wanted a pic of the night so here you go! Its a modern card, but it is the only PSA 10 (from my own submission)...
Steve
I've seen that card recently with a BIN of $10. May even still be on the bay, or that very card.
Howdya do with your auctions? You had some good stuff. Unofrtunately, I did not track any and did not even get a chance to throw down a bid.
You have to find something Fgnipple will bid on, man he and ufgator were all over that 1985 Donruss PSA 10!.
Scott J.
As far as the Nolan Ryan ticket- do I hear $25 from anyone? HA-
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I think Mudflipper got his 73 Candy lid for $100, when he haggled someone down on NaxCom and his was in
better condition than the one on eBay. I also think I remember one auctioning on eBay three months ago for between $150-175.
I'll bid $25.01 for the Nolie No-No ticket.
Scott J.
Thanks for the bid of $25.01.
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Yeah I saw that, I had a snipe set for $153, apparently not high enough. Oh well, maybe next time.
Well I guess I'll have to wait for at least 4 more 85 Donruss PSA 10's to show up because, you, Keith, fgnipple, will all outbid me at $125.
Scott J.
'71 OPC Ryan PSA 8
I'm not sending a pic of it. Probably almost everyone here already has one.
Nick
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Guess I should have used a Reserve on my 71 OPC Ryan PSA 8.
Scott J.
I just bought a card last night for $57 . one sold for $305 3 days before and another sold for $179 the day before .
<< <i>67Standup,
Guess I should have used a Reserve on my 71 OPC Ryan PSA 8.
Scott J. >>
Oops, sorry Scott. Anyway, I wouldn't have gone much higher than what I paid as I already had a PSA 7. That card later sold for $131.
Now who's got that PSA 10?
You have nothing to be sorry about, I'm the idiot that lets expensive cards go for whatever they go for, you
I know at least have an appreciation for the OPC cards, so I'm glad it found a home with you.
Scott J.
My question to the seller:
You asked:
"What are the subgrades on that beauty of a card? Centering looks like a 10 for sure."
His response:
SURFACE 10 CENTERING 10 CORNERS 9.5 EDGES 9.5