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What a Find - 68 Ryan Opechee RC

Mickey7Mickey7 Posts: 195 ✭
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Today at a local card show which I go to on a monthly basis, a vintage dealer whom I do alot of business with stated that he just picked up some opechee baseball from the sixties. Well, of course I asked to see them and lo and behold he has a 68 Ryan rookie. I think the card will probably grade out a 5. What is the current market value on these, as I know they are tough to find.
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  • WinPitcherWinPitcher Posts: 27,726 ✭✭✭
    I would have asked this question in the Nolan ryan thread, however those guys will soon answer you as they prolly smell this thread from as far away as the open forum.


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    Good for you.
  • Mickey7Mickey7 Posts: 195 ✭
    that's what i'm counting on. I hoping to maybe help fill a void in one of their collections with this little gem.
    Looking for '55 Topps Baseball in PSA 7/8.
    Looking for '51 Redbacks in PSA 9
    High Grade Vintage Lots - All Sports
  • PDUBPDUB Posts: 46
    PSA 5 = 250 PSA 6 = 350 PSA 7 = 550 PSA 8 = 1000 PSA 9 = 5500
  • Mickey7Mickey7 Posts: 195 ✭
    I'm interested in finding out how much the opc version is worth as I know it is tougher to find.
    Looking for '55 Topps Baseball in PSA 7/8.
    Looking for '51 Redbacks in PSA 9
    High Grade Vintage Lots - All Sports
  • bobsbbcardsbobsbbcards Posts: 3,254 ✭✭✭
    Sniff, sniff, sniff. I was wandering by when I smelled somebody asking a question about Nolan Ryan. Just sold an OPC 7 Ryan rookie for $875 which seemed just about right. My guess for a PSA 5 would be about $450.

    Bob
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