OK, what just happened here (1972 Topps Hockey PSA 10) ?

detroitfan2

So I'm searching ebay for "PSA 10" in the hockey cards, looking for cards depicting alumni of the greatest university the earth has ever seen (that being Michigan State University), hoping to find a 1996 Score Rod Brind'Amour for $4.00 or some such thing, and I see that no one has bid on this 1972 Topps Common at $14.99 with an hour or so to go. So, what the heck, let's give er a shot. I have no clue what 1972 Topps PSA 10 Hockey cards are worth, but I do see the following auctions:

Bryan Watson

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Keith's Dad?

For the last minute, I hit the refresh button about 10 times, expecting the snipes to come in, and they never did. Now I'm the proud owner of a 1972 Topps Hockey Barry Gibbs PSA 10. So, other than the fact that he was in the band that sang "Stayin' Alive", am I missing something here? Or was this a pretty good deal?

yawie99

Patience is probably the best explanation. Populations of '72-73 Topps cards - even in PSA 10 - can only go up.

pandrews

if it were Andy Gibbs, it wouldve been more expensive..

lawnmowerman

Its all you buddy!


Matt

detroitfan2

Its all you buddy!

Matt

phreakydancin

I'm working on a PSA 9 set, and bought four from Memory Lane last night. I didn't even bother to watch the 10's because they are usually way out of my price range. The 9's didn't sell particularly well compared to DSL, who had a bunch ending on Sunday as well. Maybe just too many cards ending at the same time?

phreakydancin

And no, that's not Keith's dad - different spelling (Tkachuk/Tkaczuk).