The math will make you dizzy when you figure out what a 660 card set in psa 9 would cost. Factor in all of the stars and low pops and you could have had a nice car or an addition on yoru house. Course that doesn't stop so many of us from trying :-)
<< <i>Piniella could probably be described as low mid pop in both sets. Neither rare, nor common. Average sales price of the regular in a psa 9 is 33.44 and the mini is 34.00. In my experience, he has generally sold at a mild premium to a common of similar pop. >>
Finally saw one for sale on ebay and was hoping to add it to my collection. Unfortunately, the winning bid was just a bit over the $33.44 average price. It sold for $150.00!
Hey, I'm new to the forum and not quite sure if I'm in the right section. Does anyone happen to know who has the 1975 Topps baseball set "Strike Em Out" listed on the registry? I've tried the contact member link and it gets sent back as undeliverable. If you know who it is, could you have him PM me? I'd appreciate the help. I hope I'm not breaking any rules here by asking. Thanks, Jeri.
This just returned home from Newport Beach. I bought it raw on eBay in 2007 and finally got around to sending it in. I am still contemplating what I am going to do with the card, but thought the 75 crowd here would enjoy a look.
This just returned home from Newport Beach. I bought it raw on eBay in 2007 and finally got around to sending it in. I am still contemplating what I am going to do with the card, but thought the 75 crowd here would enjoy a look.
A raw pickup? Wow, who was the seller? You don't often see cards that nice up for sale raw...beautiful card, congrats! I just got back a PSA 9 mini #660 Aaron I pulled from a wax pack a few weeks back.
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
<< <i> A raw pickup? Wow, who was the seller? You don't often see cards that nice up for sale raw...beautiful card, congrats! I just got back a PSA 9 mini #660 Aaron I pulled from a wax pack a few weeks back. >>
The seller was aeq1944. Doesn't appear to be selling on eBay now. Final price was $22.
Congrats on the mini, was it from the group buy of a 75 mini box from Steve Hart?
< A raw pickup? Wow, who was the seller? You don't often see cards that nice up for sale raw...beautiful card, congrats! I just got back a PSA 9 mini #660 Aaron I pulled from a wax pack a few weeks back. >>
The seller was aeq1944. Doesn't appear to be selling on eBay now. Final price was $22.
Congrats on the mini, was it from the group buy of a 75 mini box from Steve Hart?
Charles
Charles, I pulled Aaron out of a GAI wax pack, actually...I have lots of sharp cards from the group break to submit this month, will hope for the best!
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
I'm a player collector, but I'm calling on all of the 1975 Topps gurus to help me out on this one. I just picked this up and am curious if it has any shot at a bump. I see the little print dot in the S of Brewers and the little spot in the top left corner of the white border is actually on the inside of the holder, not on the card. Also, the horizontal/diagonal line to the left of his name is a scratch on the holder.
I've added two scans of the front & two of the back so you can see the contrast against black and against white. There are also links to even bigger scans since photobucket shrunk them down for the below. I've posted this over on the Sports Cards & Memorabilia forum as well, but it was suggested that I ask here as well. Sorry for the blanket spamming.
I'm no guru by any stretch but I think the biggest thing working against your Yount is there isn't already a 10. If you can spot an imperfection chances are next to nill on a 10. The back is a bit tilted which is probably the only reason they need.
Speaking of outrageous have you seen this? -- Schmidt... yowza. My 9 isn't that strong, but sales like this almost make me want to fatten my wallet.
<< <i>That price for the Schmidt was rediculous... A sellers dream come true, but clearly a couple cow's going at it in a case of more money then sense. >>
Their image almost looks photoshopped to me. Perhaps my selling techniques aren't what they should be.
<< <i>That price for the Schmidt was rediculous... A sellers dream come true, but clearly a couple cow's going at it in a case of more money then sense. >>
That card is worth 700. Ridiculously difficult card of the best 3rd baseman of all time. A low pop common does not deserve 700, but a low pop Schmidt does. Most mini Schmidts are "unsubmittable" out of the pack. And when you factor in how many 9's are likely shorties, that one deserves a premium. If I was collecting this set, I'd have bid higher than the end price.
<< <i> If I was collecting this set, I'd have bid higher than the end price. >>
Good thing you put that in there... I'd have sold mine for seven hundo.
I agree thou on commons, I bought several low pop 9 commons from Felicia in psa 8 recently and looking at the purchase and what it would have cost me to buy those in psa 9... surprisingly happy. Going to focus on HOFers in 9s then once complete maybe revist some of the commons in 9s. Such sound words, but always have trouble following through... Mike's post above for example...
I HAVE THE FOLLOWING 1975 PSA "8s" FOR SALE. PM me if interested. THANKS!
$3.50 EACH 23,24,25,28,34,39,59,64,83,98,102,107,112,114,118,119, 123,124,131,153,159,166,181,186,218,222,224,229,231,232, 240,267,271,278,285,289,293,316,318,319,327,328,329,332, 333,334,341,347,348,355,364,373,391,399,431,453,454,468, 483,552,559,566,568,571,577,579,586,613,626,629, 635,653 and 655.
$4.50 EACH 12,35,44,88,109,121,137,177,227,239,243,265,266, 291,352,354,392,415,434,470,487,489,501,537,542,550, 562,582,591,597 and 605.
$5.50 EACH 93,210,350,401,603,627 and 634.
$6.50 EACH 554 and 612
STAY HEALTHY!
Doug
Liquidating my collection for the 3rd and final time. Time for others to enjoy what I have enjoyed over the last several decades. Money could be put to better use.
Michael ... thanks for the purchase. I have updated the cards available for sale.
STAY HEALTHY!
Doug
Liquidating my collection for the 3rd and final time. Time for others to enjoy what I have enjoyed over the last several decades. Money could be put to better use.
I'm only two cards away from completing my raw set in near mint or better condition. Does anyone have a #77 Zisk and #172 Red Sox team card to sell or trade? I would love to put this one in the win column.
Guys......I'm working on a raw 1975 set and have about 11 cards left to go....I'd appreciate it if anyone has any of these in any condition...I'm not worried about the condition, just trying to complete the set. Anyone have any traders? Here they are:
Hi....Please see my updated list above. Thanks to generous eBayer jbjr777 and board member Indy 78, I am down to needing 11 cards for my complete 1975 set. I started at 31 and I'm now down to 11, so I knocked 20 off. Any help you can provide to finish off this set would be much appreciated.
Thanks a lot! theorioles
gordmott144@gmail.com Collecting PSA Graded Orioles From 1954 to 1980
Gumby - I don't think that would ever bump to a 10. Reasons:
1) I detect the slightest of diamond cut. compare the distance from the white inner border to the edges nearer the top of the photo in the orange, both left and right side. Then compare the same thing in the lower brown area. Slightest bit of tilt imo, and it makes the left side border look slightly wider than the right. And yes, I am taking into consideration how the card is positioned in the holder.
2) The back diamond cut magnifies this.
Unless it's a total gift and the grader is asleep at the wheel, it won't go. Regardless, it's still a beautiful card.
Sorry to sell on the registry forum. Hopefully those reading this will find it as helpful as I have with others offering on this thread. Over on the BST board I'm liquidating my 75s to raise cash and refocus a bit.
No love for the 75's anymore? this string has gotten COLD!!
Nearing completion of my set in raw form at NM-MT or better. Down to 18 cards, but they are some big hitters... Does anyone have any nice raw they would be interested in selling off before subing?
Hi everyone, after about a 7 year hiatis, I have decided to try and recreate a 1975 PSA set. I was around in 2002-2004 time frame I believe and since then have not paid much attention to them but in the back of my mind I knew I wanted to someday redo the set as it was the first year as a kid I collected cards. I had built a PSA set to roughly 50% if i rember right before finances forced me to sell them (Still hurts that I had to do that) My goal is to eventaully have the full set in PSA 8 and 8 only. When I started before I used the 9's to get more 8's which is probably the same as I will do this time as to me the eye appeal of a good 8 is good enough for me in most cases. My biggest stickler is centering. I do not like a card that at a glance I can see is off center and I do shy away from those even if its in a 8 holder. Although buying already holdered cards is not nearly as fun as finding them raw and getting them graded and hoping for some 9 or 10's, econmoically it's the best way to build a set, especially starting out getting the common, commons as I call them. I know i'm not telling you veterens anything new here so I guess my main question is are the commons that were the tough gets in 2002-2004 still the tough gets? I can see going by the pop report some familar names (Tanana, McEnaney, Lis, Hughes, Perez) I woud like to ask if anybody would like to share which of the commons in 8 was their toughest get and how they finally got one whether they had to buy or found raw and got graded. I'm excited to be back. I have a lot of a little over 2000 raw cards I will be going through next week to try to find some hidden gems. Beyond that I have been hustling ebay for some lot groups as well as those I consider tougher commons at this point. Like I said the more common stuff I hope to get in bulk groupings to help keep the overall price down. From the dates of this thread it appears this group isn't as active as it use to be. I'm hoping its just a matter of nothing new to talk about rather than them leaving the collecting of the 75's. I'd love to hear from fellow 75 collectors out there.
Hey d, you and I have similar stories we both collected the 75 set around the same times 02-04 , i quit in 05-06 due to my daughter being born , picked it up and nearly finished
with 90% in '07 then sold for financial reasons.One thing I noticed was the dramatic price reduction in all the low pop cards this was all due to more subs. it really is a beautiful
set and would like to attempt it after i finish with my "68 baseball and like you I shoot for mostly psa 8
After being distracted with a couple of other sets for the last 2 years, it's time to finish up on my 75. Please PM if you have any of the following in NMMT raw condition
If any of my fellow 1975 collectors are interested, I have a PSA 10 1975 cello pack with Killebrew on top and Winfield on the back. $250 dlvd. PM me if interested. Thanks!
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
Just had my grades posted on my 6 free submission for joining the collectors club.
1 1 16748322 MINT 9 1975 TOPPS 36 JOE LOVITTO Card US 2 1 16748323 NEAR MINT-MINT 8 1975 TOPPS 162 WILLIE MONTANEZ Card US 3 1 16748324 MINT 9 1975 TOPPS 262 ROWLAND OFFICE Card US 4 1 16748325 MINT 9 1975 TOPPS 474 LUKE WALKER Card US 5 1 16748326 NEAR MINT-MINT 8 1975 TOPPS 508 BOB HANSEN Card US 6 1 16748327 MINT 9 1975 TOPPS 515 MANNY SANGUILLEN Card US
Pretty happy with 4 of 6-9's but was really hoping one would make a 10 as I picked through 500 that had at least 9 potential in my eye.
Alright, Some may call this over spamming but in retrospect I should have priced my cards before puting them on sale. So I am taking one year at a time.
These are all 1975 and all in PSA 9 NQ.
Hopefully people find something they like. There are low pops, high pops and several stars. I will cover postage on all sales over $50. Thanks....
8 ROGELIO MORET 9 10 WILLIE DAVIS 7 12 DAVID CLYDE 10 19 JERRY KOOSMAN 9 25 LEE MAY 8.5 28 TOM MURPHY 10 35 RON SANTO 12 38 BUDDY BELL 10 39 ANDY THORNTON 7 40 BILL SINGER 10 42 JOE COLEMAN 9 48 FREDDIE PATEK 12 53 DAVE GIUSTI 275 59 KEN HENDERSON 7 67 TUG MCGRAW 15 69 JOHN ODOM 7 72 KANSAS CITY ROYALS 13 76 ED SPRAGUE 9 79 GARY MATTHEWS 15 81 RON REED 8 84 ENZO HERNANDEZ 6 88 TOM EGAN 7.5 96 MIKE COSGROVE 9.5 110 WILBUR WOOD 8 112 LARRY HARDY 6 119 TOMMY HELMS 8 121 BILL NORTH 8 122 AL HRABOSKY 9.5 128 BILL LEE 14 134 RON HODGES 10 138 DEL UNSER 6 142 BOB REYNOLDS 11 146 PADRES TEAM 10 152 MARIO GUERRERO 8 153 RICK REUSCHEL 10 154 MIKE LUM 7.5 158 JERRY GROTE 8.5 159 STEVE ARLIN 8 160 GRAIG NETTLES 15 161 STAN BAHNSEN 9 165 DOUG RADER 7.5 167 RICH COGGINS 9 176 BURT HOOTON 22 177 VIC CORRELL 8 179 TOM BRADLEY 15 180 JOE MORGAN 30 181 FRED BEENE 9 183 MEL STOTTLEMYRE 27 197 1959 MVP'S 14 198 1960 MVP'S 20 201 1963 MVP'S 14 205 1967 MVP'S 14 207 1969 MVP'S 18 218 JERRY JOHNSON 6 222 DAN SPILLNER 11 224 RAMON HERNANDEZ 7 231 MIKE TYSON 6 232 DIEGO SEGUI 6 233 BILLY GRABARKEWITZ 27 236 ANGELS TEAM 30 247 ENOS CABELL 10 248 RANDY JONES 10 254 MIKE TORREZ 15 261 ANDY HASSLER 10 271 JERRY MOSES 8 273 STEVE BRAUN 10 278 PAUL LINDBLAD 7 281 JIM SLATON 15 283 STEVE FOUCAULT 7 285 ELLIE RODRIGUEZ 7.5 286 MIKE JORGENSEN 7 287 RORIC HARRISON 7 288 BRUCE ELLINGSEN 7 292 RON SCHUELER 9 294 GEOFF ZAHN 10 296 ALAN FOSTER 8.5 299 BUCKY DENT 9 303 GRANT JACKSON 7.5 317 JOE LAHOUD 8.5 324 ED KRANEPOOL 7 328 SONNY SIEBERT 7.5 329 TED KUBIAK 7 333 DICK DRAGO 8.5 337 KEVIN KOBEL 8 338 RICH STELMASZEK 6.5 341 HAL BREEDEN 6 349 RAY SADECKI 7 351 BOB BOONE 6.5 355 CHRIS CANNIZZARO 7.5 359 PAUL POPOVICH 7.5 360 GEORGE SCOTT 22 364 DOUG BIRD 9 366 KEN SANDERS 8 367 CRAIG ROBINSON 10 368 VIC ALBURY 7 369 MERV RETTENMUND 12 374 EDDIE WATT 7 375 ROY WHITE 11 381 JOHN CURTIS 12 383 JIM YORK 9.5 384 BREWERS TEAM 12 385 DOCK ELLIS 10 387 JIM SPENCER 9 390 RON CEY 15 393 GARY GENTRY 6 395 BUD HARRELSON 7.5 398 ELIAS SOSA 9.5 399 TERRY HARMON 9 401 MIKE WALLACE 11 403 TOM BUSKEY 7.5 404 TED SIZEMORE 7 412 BILL HANDS 10 419 DAVE GOLTZ 9.5 420 LARRY BOWA 8 423 CLAY KIRBY 12.5 424 JOHN LOWENSTEIN 15 425 TITO FUENTES 17 432 KEN BERRY 7 443 TWINS TEAM 10 447 TERRY CROWLEY 10 449 CHARLIE WILLIAMS 17 453 CLAUDE OSTEEN 9 454 DOUG GRIFFIN 6.5 462 74 WORLD SERIES 10 464 WORLD SERIES GAME 4 21 465 WORLD SERIES GAME 5 12 466 WORLD SERIES SUMMARY 15 469 TOM DETTORE 6 474 LUKE WALKER 10 476 ED FIGUEROA 22 478 TOM BURGMEIER 20 480 CARLOS MAY 8.5 482 TOM MCCRAW 11 493 DON STANHOUSE 8 501 BILL ROBINSON 7.5 506 LERON LEE 9.5 509 DAVE HILTON 8 511 RANGERS TEAM 7 516 DON HOOD 8 524 JOHN DOHERTY 9 525 TOM HOUSE 7 526 LARRY HISLE 15 533 RUDY MEOLI 10 539 JESSE JEFFERSON 20 540 LOU BROCK 42 545 BILLY WILLIAMS 20 552 JACK BROHAMER 7.5 553 JOHN BOCCABELLA 19 558 DAVE ROBERTS 9.5 560 TONY PEREZ 17 566 RAY BURRIS 14 569 FRANK WHITE 8.5 570 JIM WYNN 11 571 DAVE LEMANCZYK 10 572 ROGER NELSON 10 573 ORLANDO PENA 7 578 DAVE TOMLIN 7 586 TIM MCCARVER 12 592 BALOR MOORE 7 593 GENE LAMONT 7 594 JIM FULLER 10 606 BRUCE MILLER 9 607 JIM HOLT 12.5 610 RON HUNT 9 611 YANKEES CHECKLIST 25 613 BILL PARSONS 8 614 ROOKIE PITCHERS 12 615 ROOKIE PITCHERS 15 616 ROOKIE OUTFIELDERS 250 617 ROOKIE INFIELDERS 18 619 ROOKIE OUTFIELDERS 10 621 ROOKIE PITCHERS 15 623 ROOKIE INFIELDERS 60 629 JOE HOERNER 6 642 MIKE PHILLIPS 325 644 BILL FAHEY 8.5 653 LEE RICHARDS 7.5 655 RICO CARTY 15
Hey dcaudle...I am in the exact same situation as you. I put the '75s in the crawlspace in 2002, and just dug them out last week.
Could you post what you learned? I'm interested.
Also, does anyone keep track of what the 75s have been going for on ebay lately? I know the 'completed transactions' will show you what was recently sold. Back in 2002, I had a pretty good spreadsheet built up over two years of what things were selling for. I'd be willing to 'mind the store' going forward for someone who is willing to share historical data (both raw and graded)
OK last call before these get offered in more expensive venue and paypal cuts off my gift receiving option. All 9's NQ
Thanks, FM
5 74 HIGHLIGHTS 100 19 JERRY KOOSMAN 9 25 LEE MAY 8.5 35 RON SANTO 12 39 ANDY THORNTON 7 48 FREDDIE PATEK 12 53 DAVE GIUSTI 275 59 KEN HENDERSON 7 67 TUG MCGRAW 15 69 JOHN ODOM 7 84 ENZO HERNANDEZ 6 112 LARRY HARDY 6 122 AL HRABOSKY 9.5 138 DEL UNSER 6 146 PADRES TEAM 10 155 JIM BIBBY 7 158 JERRY GROTE 8.5 159 STEVE ARLIN 8 160 GRAIG NETTLES 15 176 BURT HOOTON 22 180 JOE MORGAN 30 181 FRED BEENE 9 183 MEL STOTTLEMYRE 27 207 1969 MVP'S 18 218 JERRY JOHNSON 6 231 MIKE TYSON 6 232 DIEGO SEGUI 6 247 ENOS CABELL 10 248 RANDY JONES 10 271 JERRY MOSES 8 278 PAUL LINDBLAD 7 283 STEVE FOUCAULT 7 286 MIKE JORGENSEN 7 287 RORIC HARRISON 7 288 BRUCE ELLINGSEN 7 299 BUCKY DENT 9 303 GRANT JACKSON 7.5 317 JOE LAHOUD 8.5 324 ED KRANEPOOL 7 328 SONNY SIEBERT 7.5 329 TED KUBIAK 7 333 DICK DRAGO 8.5 337 KEVIN KOBEL 8 338 RICH STELMASZEK 6.5 341 HAL BREEDEN 6 351 BOB BOONE 6.5 360 GEORGE SCOTT 22 366 KEN SANDERS 8 367 CRAIG ROBINSON 10 368 VIC ALBURY 7 374 EDDIE WATT 7 383 JIM YORK 9.5 384 BREWERS TEAM 12 390 RON CEY 15 393 GARY GENTRY 6 395 BUD HARRELSON 7.5 399 TERRY HARMON 9 403 TOM BUSKEY 7.5 404 TED SIZEMORE 7 419 DAVE GOLTZ 9.5 420 LARRY BOWA 8 425 TITO FUENTES 17 432 KEN BERRY 7 443 TWINS TEAM 10 449 CHARLIE WILLIAMS 17 464 WORLD SERIES GAME 4 21 466 WORLD SERIES SUMMARY 15 469 TOM DETTORE 6 478 TOM BURGMEIER 20 480 CARLOS MAY 8.5 482 TOM MCCRAW 11 501 BILL ROBINSON 7.5 506 LERON LEE 9.5 511 RANGERS TEAM 7 516 DON HOOD 8 524 JOHN DOHERTY 9 525 TOM HOUSE 7 540 LOU BROCK 42 545 BILLY WILLIAMS 20 558 DAVE ROBERTS 9.5 560 TONY PEREZ 17 566 RAY BURRIS 14 569 FRANK WHITE 8.5 570 JIM WYNN 11 571 DAVE LEMANCZYK 10 573 ORLANDO PENA 7 578 DAVE TOMLIN 7 586 TIM MCCARVER 12 592 BALOR MOORE 7 606 BRUCE MILLER 9 607 JIM HOLT 12.5 610 RON HUNT 9 611 YANKEES CHECKLIST 25 613 BILL PARSONS 8 614 ROOKIE PITCHERS 12 617 ROOKIE INFIELDERS 18 619 ROOKIE OUTFIELDERS 10 621 ROOKIE PITCHERS 15 629 JOE HOERNER 6 642 MIKE PHILLIPS 325 644 BILL FAHEY 8.5 653 LEE RICHARDS 7.5
I have been working on a PSA 9 and 10 set for the last few years and am down to my last 17 cards. I worked on it via E-bay and now need help to finish it off. Any help would be appreciated.
Here is what I am missing.
47 Tommy John 90 Rusty Staub 120 Steve Busby 192 1954 MVPs Berra / Mays 196 1958 MVPs Banks / Jensen 322 Ed Goodson 343 Danny Frisella 378 Derrel Thomas 402 Bob Tolan 417 Skip Lockwood 481 Will McEnaney 485 Sparky Lyle 555 Al Oliver 590 Cesar Cedeno 603 Lew Krausse 637 Ted Martinez 647 Claudell Washington
I posted this message a couple of weeks ago and have received no response. Is anyone listening?? I hope so because I have not seen any of the 17 cards I am missing for sale for some time.
Hey Rooster, I just wanted to let you know that someone is still out here. Say, in case you don't have access to the population reports, I've listed the 9s and 10s graded for each card. Just so you know how many of each are out there.
Thanks for responding and I appreciate the info on the population report. I am pretty much aware of the fact that most are very difficult and pricey as I have been tracking the prices / availability for about 3 years or so.
Let me know if you come across anything else that could help.
Comments
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<< <i>Piniella could probably be described as low mid pop in both sets. Neither rare, nor common. Average sales price of the regular in a psa 9 is 33.44 and the mini is 34.00. In my experience, he has generally sold at a mild premium to a common of similar pop. >>
Finally saw one for sale on ebay and was hoping to add it to my collection. Unfortunately, the winning bid was just a bit over the $33.44 average price. It sold for $150.00!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170280116710
I am still contemplating what I am going to do with the card, but thought the 75 crowd here would enjoy a look.
Charles
I am still contemplating what I am going to do with the card, but thought the 75 crowd here would enjoy a look.
A raw pickup? Wow, who was the seller? You don't often see cards that nice up for sale raw...beautiful card, congrats! I just got back a PSA 9 mini #660 Aaron I pulled from a wax pack a few weeks back.
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
<< <i> A raw pickup? Wow, who was the seller? You don't often see cards that nice up for sale raw...beautiful card, congrats! I just got back a PSA 9 mini #660 Aaron I pulled from a wax pack a few weeks back. >>
The seller was aeq1944. Doesn't appear to be selling on eBay now. Final price was $22.
Congrats on the mini, was it from the group buy of a 75 mini box from Steve Hart?
Charles
<< <i>Final price was $22. >>
Terrific pickup! Raw no less is amazing. Gives me hope for my latest submission (sent today) last of my RAW 75s.
Link to my 1975 topps PSA Set
Link To Scanned 1952 Topps Cards Set is now 90% Complete Plus Slideshows of the 52 Set
The seller was aeq1944. Doesn't appear to be selling on eBay now. Final price was $22.
Congrats on the mini, was it from the group buy of a 75 mini box from Steve Hart?
Charles
Charles, I pulled Aaron out of a GAI wax pack, actually...I have lots of sharp cards from the group break to submit this month, will hope for the best!
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
I've added two scans of the front & two of the back so you can see the contrast against black and against white. There are also links to even bigger scans since photobucket shrunk them down for the below. I've posted this over on the Sports Cards & Memorabilia forum as well, but it was suggested that I ask here as well. Sorry for the blanket spamming.
Thanks!
Black background front
Black background back
White background front
White background back
Speaking of outrageous have you seen this? -- Schmidt... yowza. My 9 isn't that strong, but sales like this almost make me want to fatten my wallet.
I've got (8) lower pop PSA 9's if anybody is interested before ebay:
Number Name Pop 9's Pop 10's
23 B.Russell SOLD
319 Oates 34 4
339 Fregosi 39 2
352 Knowles 48 3
422 Downing 55 0
464 W.S. #4 35 1
468 Mitchell SOLD
474 Walker 44 2
All are clean, fresh cards -- no sliders or skinny/short cards. LMK if interested.
Bosox1976
<< <i>That price for the Schmidt was rediculous... A sellers dream come true, but clearly a couple cow's going at it in a case of more money then sense. >>
Their image almost looks photoshopped to me. Perhaps my selling techniques aren't what they should be.
<< <i>That price for the Schmidt was rediculous... A sellers dream come true, but clearly a couple cow's going at it in a case of more money then sense. >>
That card is worth 700. Ridiculously difficult card of the best 3rd baseman of all time.
A low pop common does not deserve 700, but a low pop Schmidt does.
Most mini Schmidts are "unsubmittable" out of the pack.
And when you factor in how many 9's are likely shorties, that one deserves a premium.
If I was collecting this set, I'd have bid higher than the end price.
<< <i>
If I was collecting this set, I'd have bid higher than the end price. >>
Good thing you put that in there... I'd have sold mine for seven hundo.
I agree thou on commons, I bought several low pop 9 commons from Felicia in psa 8 recently and looking at the purchase and what it would have cost me to buy those in psa 9... surprisingly happy. Going to focus on HOFers in 9s then once complete maybe revist some of the commons in 9s. Such sound words, but always have trouble following through... Mike's post above for example...
They are tough cards for sure.
I have one and can appreciate it but I paid MUCH less for mine only a few months ago.
$3.50 EACH
23,24,25,28,34,39,59,64,83,98,102,107,112,114,118,119,
123,124,131,153,159,166,181,186,218,222,224,229,231,232,
240,267,271,278,285,289,293,316,318,319,327,328,329,332,
333,334,341,347,348,355,364,373,391,399,431,453,454,468,
483,552,559,566,568,571,577,579,586,613,626,629,
635,653 and 655.
$4.50 EACH
12,35,44,88,109,121,137,177,227,239,243,265,266,
291,352,354,392,415,434,470,487,489,501,537,542,550,
562,582,591,597 and 605.
$5.50 EACH
93,210,350,401,603,627 and 634.
$6.50 EACH
554 and 612
Doug
Liquidating my collection for the 3rd and final time. Time for others to enjoy what I have enjoyed over the last several decades. Money could be put to better use.
Doug
Liquidating my collection for the 3rd and final time. Time for others to enjoy what I have enjoyed over the last several decades. Money could be put to better use.
Thanks
Barry
5 - 74 HIGHLIGHTS
8 - ROGELIO MORET
47 - TOMMY JOHN
200 - 1962 MVP'S
208 - 1970 MVP'S
257 - CHECKLIST: 133-264
370 - TOM SEAVER
386 - CHECKLIST 265-396
421 - METS TEAM
517 - CHECKLIST 397-528
646 - CHECKLIST 529-660
Thanks a lot!
Collecting PSA Graded Orioles From 1954 to 1980
Thanks a lot!
theorioles
Collecting PSA Graded Orioles From 1954 to 1980
1) I detect the slightest of diamond cut. compare the distance from the white inner border to the edges nearer the top of the photo in the orange, both left and right side. Then compare the same thing in the lower brown area. Slightest bit of tilt imo, and it makes the left side border look slightly wider than the right. And yes, I am taking into consideration how the card is positioned in the holder.
2) The back diamond cut magnifies this.
Unless it's a total gift and the grader is asleep at the wheel, it won't go. Regardless, it's still a beautiful card.
Dimes: 54S, 53P, 50P, 49S, 45D+S, 44S, 43D, 41S, 40D+S, 39D+S, 38D+S, 37D+S, 36S, 35D+S, all 16-34's
Quarters: 52S, 47S, 46S, 40S, 39S, 38S, 37D+S, 36D+S, 35D, 34D, 32D+S
74 Topps: 37,38,46,47,48,138,151,193,210,214,223,241,256,264,268,277,289,316,435,552,570,577,592,602,610,654,655
1997 Finest silver: 115, 135, 139, 145, 310
1995 Ultra Gold Medallion Sets: Golden Prospects, HR Kings, On-Base Leaders, Power Plus, RBI Kings, Rising Stars
Any question; feel free to PM.
1975 partial set sale.
I really need your help finishing my set; here is a trade list if anyone is interested.
Thanks in advance,
Jason
1975 Topps Trade/Sale list
"Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind." Dr. Seuss
Nearing completion of my set in raw form at NM-MT or better. Down to 18 cards, but they are some big hitters... Does anyone have any nice raw they would be interested in selling off before subing?
Need #1(Aaron), 3, 5(Ryan), 50, 180, 194, 223(Yount), 228(Brett), 260, 300, 306, 422, 500(Ryan), 540, 554, 580, 616(Rice), 625.
Please send me a PM if you have any you feel would be potential PSA 8 material.
with 90% in '07 then sold for financial reasons.One thing I noticed was the dramatic price reduction in all the low pop cards this was all due to more subs. it really is a beautiful
set and would like to attempt it after i finish with my "68 baseball and like you I shoot for mostly psa 8
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Always looking for:
1960-present Topps Red Sox in PSA 9+
Topps All-Star Rookies in PSA 9+
Dennis Eckersley PSA 10's
1, 5, 7, 9, 24, 26, 35, 39, 45, 46, 50, 57, 60, 61, 68, 70, 71, 77, 78, 79, 80, 88, 92, 94, 99, 107, 134, 140, 142, 143, 150, 151, 156, 175, 176, 180, 185, 190, 193, 194, 200, 212, 215, 216, 228, 260, 266, 271, 282, 300, 320, 403, 420, 485, 486, 489, 490, 493, 494, 498, 500, 502, 503, 504, 509, 510, 511, 513, 515, 516, 517, 518, 520, 523, 524, 532, 534, 542, 557, 569, 616, 620, 622, 640, 660
Thanks,
Brian
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
1 1 16748322 MINT 9 1975 TOPPS 36 JOE LOVITTO Card US
2 1 16748323 NEAR MINT-MINT 8 1975 TOPPS 162 WILLIE MONTANEZ Card US
3 1 16748324 MINT 9 1975 TOPPS 262 ROWLAND OFFICE Card US
4 1 16748325 MINT 9 1975 TOPPS 474 LUKE WALKER Card US
5 1 16748326 NEAR MINT-MINT 8 1975 TOPPS 508 BOB HANSEN Card US
6 1 16748327 MINT 9 1975 TOPPS 515 MANNY SANGUILLEN Card US
Pretty happy with 4 of 6-9's but was really hoping one would make a 10 as I picked through 500 that had at least 9 potential in my eye.
Some may call this over spamming but in retrospect I should have priced my cards before puting them on sale. So I am taking one year at a time.
These are all 1975 and all in PSA 9 NQ.
Hopefully people find something they like. There are low pops, high pops and several stars. I will cover postage on all sales over $50. Thanks....
8 ROGELIO MORET 9
10 WILLIE DAVIS 7
12 DAVID CLYDE 10
19 JERRY KOOSMAN 9
25 LEE MAY 8.5
28 TOM MURPHY 10
35 RON SANTO 12
38 BUDDY BELL 10
39 ANDY THORNTON 7
40 BILL SINGER 10
42 JOE COLEMAN 9
48 FREDDIE PATEK 12
53 DAVE GIUSTI 275
59 KEN HENDERSON 7
67 TUG MCGRAW 15
69 JOHN ODOM 7
72 KANSAS CITY ROYALS 13
76 ED SPRAGUE 9
79 GARY MATTHEWS 15
81 RON REED 8
84 ENZO HERNANDEZ 6
88 TOM EGAN 7.5
96 MIKE COSGROVE 9.5
110 WILBUR WOOD 8
112 LARRY HARDY 6
119 TOMMY HELMS 8
121 BILL NORTH 8
122 AL HRABOSKY 9.5
128 BILL LEE 14
134 RON HODGES 10
138 DEL UNSER 6
142 BOB REYNOLDS 11
146 PADRES TEAM 10
152 MARIO GUERRERO 8
153 RICK REUSCHEL 10
154 MIKE LUM 7.5
158 JERRY GROTE 8.5
159 STEVE ARLIN 8
160 GRAIG NETTLES 15
161 STAN BAHNSEN 9
165 DOUG RADER 7.5
167 RICH COGGINS 9
176 BURT HOOTON 22
177 VIC CORRELL 8
179 TOM BRADLEY 15
180 JOE MORGAN 30
181 FRED BEENE 9
183 MEL STOTTLEMYRE 27
197 1959 MVP'S 14
198 1960 MVP'S 20
201 1963 MVP'S 14
205 1967 MVP'S 14
207 1969 MVP'S 18
218 JERRY JOHNSON 6
222 DAN SPILLNER 11
224 RAMON HERNANDEZ 7
231 MIKE TYSON 6
232 DIEGO SEGUI 6
233 BILLY GRABARKEWITZ 27
236 ANGELS TEAM 30
247 ENOS CABELL 10
248 RANDY JONES 10
254 MIKE TORREZ 15
261 ANDY HASSLER 10
271 JERRY MOSES 8
273 STEVE BRAUN 10
278 PAUL LINDBLAD 7
281 JIM SLATON 15
283 STEVE FOUCAULT 7
285 ELLIE RODRIGUEZ 7.5
286 MIKE JORGENSEN 7
287 RORIC HARRISON 7
288 BRUCE ELLINGSEN 7
292 RON SCHUELER 9
294 GEOFF ZAHN 10
296 ALAN FOSTER 8.5
299 BUCKY DENT 9
303 GRANT JACKSON 7.5
317 JOE LAHOUD 8.5
324 ED KRANEPOOL 7
328 SONNY SIEBERT 7.5
329 TED KUBIAK 7
333 DICK DRAGO 8.5
337 KEVIN KOBEL 8
338 RICH STELMASZEK 6.5
341 HAL BREEDEN 6
349 RAY SADECKI 7
351 BOB BOONE 6.5
355 CHRIS CANNIZZARO 7.5
359 PAUL POPOVICH 7.5
360 GEORGE SCOTT 22
364 DOUG BIRD 9
366 KEN SANDERS 8
367 CRAIG ROBINSON 10
368 VIC ALBURY 7
369 MERV RETTENMUND 12
374 EDDIE WATT 7
375 ROY WHITE 11
381 JOHN CURTIS 12
383 JIM YORK 9.5
384 BREWERS TEAM 12
385 DOCK ELLIS 10
387 JIM SPENCER 9
390 RON CEY 15
393 GARY GENTRY 6
395 BUD HARRELSON 7.5
398 ELIAS SOSA 9.5
399 TERRY HARMON 9
401 MIKE WALLACE 11
403 TOM BUSKEY 7.5
404 TED SIZEMORE 7
412 BILL HANDS 10
419 DAVE GOLTZ 9.5
420 LARRY BOWA 8
423 CLAY KIRBY 12.5
424 JOHN LOWENSTEIN 15
425 TITO FUENTES 17
432 KEN BERRY 7
443 TWINS TEAM 10
447 TERRY CROWLEY 10
449 CHARLIE WILLIAMS 17
453 CLAUDE OSTEEN 9
454 DOUG GRIFFIN 6.5
462 74 WORLD SERIES 10
464 WORLD SERIES GAME 4 21
465 WORLD SERIES GAME 5 12
466 WORLD SERIES SUMMARY 15
469 TOM DETTORE 6
474 LUKE WALKER 10
476 ED FIGUEROA 22
478 TOM BURGMEIER 20
480 CARLOS MAY 8.5
482 TOM MCCRAW 11
493 DON STANHOUSE 8
501 BILL ROBINSON 7.5
506 LERON LEE 9.5
509 DAVE HILTON 8
511 RANGERS TEAM 7
516 DON HOOD 8
524 JOHN DOHERTY 9
525 TOM HOUSE 7
526 LARRY HISLE 15
533 RUDY MEOLI 10
539 JESSE JEFFERSON 20
540 LOU BROCK 42
545 BILLY WILLIAMS 20
552 JACK BROHAMER 7.5
553 JOHN BOCCABELLA 19
558 DAVE ROBERTS 9.5
560 TONY PEREZ 17
566 RAY BURRIS 14
569 FRANK WHITE 8.5
570 JIM WYNN 11
571 DAVE LEMANCZYK 10
572 ROGER NELSON 10
573 ORLANDO PENA 7
578 DAVE TOMLIN 7
586 TIM MCCARVER 12
592 BALOR MOORE 7
593 GENE LAMONT 7
594 JIM FULLER 10
606 BRUCE MILLER 9
607 JIM HOLT 12.5
610 RON HUNT 9
611 YANKEES CHECKLIST 25
613 BILL PARSONS 8
614 ROOKIE PITCHERS 12
615 ROOKIE PITCHERS 15
616 ROOKIE OUTFIELDERS 250
617 ROOKIE INFIELDERS 18
619 ROOKIE OUTFIELDERS 10
621 ROOKIE PITCHERS 15
623 ROOKIE INFIELDERS 60
629 JOE HOERNER 6
642 MIKE PHILLIPS 325
644 BILL FAHEY 8.5
653 LEE RICHARDS 7.5
655 RICO CARTY 15
Could you post what you learned? I'm interested.
Also, does anyone keep track of what the 75s have been going for on ebay lately? I know the 'completed transactions' will show you what was recently sold. Back in 2002, I had a pretty good spreadsheet built up over two years of what things were selling for. I'd be willing to 'mind the store' going forward for someone who is willing to share historical data (both raw and graded)
Thanks,
FM
5 74 HIGHLIGHTS 100
19 JERRY KOOSMAN 9
25 LEE MAY 8.5
35 RON SANTO 12
39 ANDY THORNTON 7
48 FREDDIE PATEK 12
53 DAVE GIUSTI 275
59 KEN HENDERSON 7
67 TUG MCGRAW 15
69 JOHN ODOM 7
84 ENZO HERNANDEZ 6
112 LARRY HARDY 6
122 AL HRABOSKY 9.5
138 DEL UNSER 6
146 PADRES TEAM 10
155 JIM BIBBY 7
158 JERRY GROTE 8.5
159 STEVE ARLIN 8
160 GRAIG NETTLES 15
176 BURT HOOTON 22
180 JOE MORGAN 30
181 FRED BEENE 9
183 MEL STOTTLEMYRE 27
207 1969 MVP'S 18
218 JERRY JOHNSON 6
231 MIKE TYSON 6
232 DIEGO SEGUI 6
247 ENOS CABELL 10
248 RANDY JONES 10
271 JERRY MOSES 8
278 PAUL LINDBLAD 7
283 STEVE FOUCAULT 7
286 MIKE JORGENSEN 7
287 RORIC HARRISON 7
288 BRUCE ELLINGSEN 7
299 BUCKY DENT 9
303 GRANT JACKSON 7.5
317 JOE LAHOUD 8.5
324 ED KRANEPOOL 7
328 SONNY SIEBERT 7.5
329 TED KUBIAK 7
333 DICK DRAGO 8.5
337 KEVIN KOBEL 8
338 RICH STELMASZEK 6.5
341 HAL BREEDEN 6
351 BOB BOONE 6.5
360 GEORGE SCOTT 22
366 KEN SANDERS 8
367 CRAIG ROBINSON 10
368 VIC ALBURY 7
374 EDDIE WATT 7
383 JIM YORK 9.5
384 BREWERS TEAM 12
390 RON CEY 15
393 GARY GENTRY 6
395 BUD HARRELSON 7.5
399 TERRY HARMON 9
403 TOM BUSKEY 7.5
404 TED SIZEMORE 7
419 DAVE GOLTZ 9.5
420 LARRY BOWA 8
425 TITO FUENTES 17
432 KEN BERRY 7
443 TWINS TEAM 10
449 CHARLIE WILLIAMS 17
464 WORLD SERIES GAME 4 21
466 WORLD SERIES SUMMARY 15
469 TOM DETTORE 6
478 TOM BURGMEIER 20
480 CARLOS MAY 8.5
482 TOM MCCRAW 11
501 BILL ROBINSON 7.5
506 LERON LEE 9.5
511 RANGERS TEAM 7
516 DON HOOD 8
524 JOHN DOHERTY 9
525 TOM HOUSE 7
540 LOU BROCK 42
545 BILLY WILLIAMS 20
558 DAVE ROBERTS 9.5
560 TONY PEREZ 17
566 RAY BURRIS 14
569 FRANK WHITE 8.5
570 JIM WYNN 11
571 DAVE LEMANCZYK 10
573 ORLANDO PENA 7
578 DAVE TOMLIN 7
586 TIM MCCARVER 12
592 BALOR MOORE 7
606 BRUCE MILLER 9
607 JIM HOLT 12.5
610 RON HUNT 9
611 YANKEES CHECKLIST 25
613 BILL PARSONS 8
614 ROOKIE PITCHERS 12
617 ROOKIE INFIELDERS 18
619 ROOKIE OUTFIELDERS 10
621 ROOKIE PITCHERS 15
629 JOE HOERNER 6
642 MIKE PHILLIPS 325
644 BILL FAHEY 8.5
653 LEE RICHARDS 7.5
Here is what I am missing.
47 Tommy John
90 Rusty Staub
120 Steve Busby
192 1954 MVPs Berra / Mays
196 1958 MVPs Banks / Jensen
322 Ed Goodson
343 Danny Frisella
378 Derrel Thomas
402 Bob Tolan
417 Skip Lockwood
481 Will McEnaney
485 Sparky Lyle
555 Al Oliver
590 Cesar Cedeno
603 Lew Krausse
637 Ted Martinez
647 Claudell Washington
Thanks in advance.
Rooster
Rooster
47-17/0
90-6/1
120-20/0
192-11/1
196-11/0
322-15/0
343-8/0
378-22/0
402-13/1
417-22/0
481-10/0
485-19/0
555-15/1
590-24/3
603-20/0
637-16/1
647-10/1
I hope this info is helpful. Good Luck with your search!
Let me know if you come across anything else that could help.
Talk to ya!!
Rooster