1975 Topps Aaron psa 10 #660

Pittfan · February 7, 2006 11:30AM

Hasn't even been a week and now there is a PSA 10. Maybe that will lower the price of the next 9 that comes out.

Stump · February 7, 2006 8:18PM

Thats going to bring a monster price if it go's up

DJJ

Darin · February 8, 2006 12:02AM

There's also another Brett rookie psa 10, pop. 5 now. Still no Younts though.

Pittfan · February 8, 2006 12:26AM

The Brett 10 is already up to 5k.

royalbrett · February 8, 2006 2:41AM

Darin · February 13, 2006 3:27AM

pittfan- Now there's another PSA 9 #660 Aaron. pop 8 now. At this rate, I might be able to afford one in a couple years.

Pittfan · February 13, 2006 4:26AM

Some day I will crack the right pack.

Bosox1976 · February 13, 2006 4:37AM

I recall a thread here wherein a board member accurately foretold that a given 1975 rack would contain an Aaron - not pack searching but collation understanding. Lo and behold the rack yielded an Aaron.

I knew I should have printed that thread!

Pittfan · February 13, 2006 4:59AM

Mike you actually did this?

Pittfan · February 14, 2006 4:59AM

The 10 just hit Ebay!!! Does anyone think a bid of 4k will make it?

mcastaldi · February 14, 2006 5:32AM

I don't think a $4k bid has a snowball's chance.

Mike

Pittfan · February 14, 2006 5:58AM

The good thing is the more 9's and 10's that hit the market the better the price gets for the rest of us poor folk.

Bosox1976 · February 14, 2006 6:00AM

PittFan - No, I didn't do it - just a thread that was on this board - between a board member who obviously has opened a LOT of 1975 racks and another board member who bought one on ebay - which had the Aaron (as was prophesized).

I wish it was me who got the pack fresh Aaron

royalbrett · February 15, 2006 2:45AM

The Brett sold for exactly $8000.

More than $2000 less than the one that sold in 2003.

ldferg · February 15, 2006 4:00AM

i was the one that pulled one from a rack pack. i pulled a yaz as well. the rack pack i had did not have a header card on it.

it came back an 8 and the yaz a 9. the aaron was a very nice looking card. i think it has 9 all over it and i've been debating a resub.

and i don't think 4k will be near the final hammer on this.

Pittfan · February 15, 2006 5:55AM

LD what is the secret?

Alfiewt · February 15, 2006 8:43AM

PSA 10 Aaron Link

Pittfan · February 15, 2006 9:21AM

Is it me or does that bottom right corner show white. Also is there a little tilt?

Bosox1976 · February 15, 2006 10:47AM

LD:

Regrade that thing! Or settle for a GAI 9.5

ctsoxfan · February 15, 2006 3:12PM

I know someone is going to say - "but, it's within PSA standards for a 10" - but, the L/R centering on this card doesn't look worthy of the Gem Mint grade, nor of a card that is going to sell for thousands of dollars.

Wabittwax · February 15, 2006 10:11PM

I'm sure that Aaron had to go through a couple different people before they allowed a 10 on it. The buyback on it would be way too high to give it out easily.

ldferg · February 16, 2006 3:04AM

i'll scan mine and let me know what you guys think on a resub.

Pittfan · February 17, 2006 2:53AM

Show me the scan!!!

cosyn · February 17, 2006 12:43PM

Please forgive the advertisement, but I am selling a complete 1975 Topps set on eBay right now, and while the Aaron is one of the weaker cards, most of the set is in very fine condition. I think there are several HOF cards worth grading.

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mikeschmidt · February 21, 2006 8:38AM

Well - it *only* went for $5,101...

!!!

packCollector · February 22, 2006 4:06AM

<< <i>I know someone is going to say - "but, it's within PSA standards for a 10" - but, the L/R centering on this card doesn't look worthy of the Gem Mint grade, nor of a card that is going to sell for thousands of dollars. >>

It only sells for "thousands of dollars" because we all have egos and are willing to bid like drunken sailors for holders. Even if the card were 50/50 dead on should it sell for that much of a premium to one that is 52/48. In a normal world no , buy in a world where people have money to burn it will . capitalism at it's best!

mcastaldi · February 22, 2006 4:35AM

packcollector> It's just a question of supply and demand. In the 1975 set, I'm absolutely convinced that the #660 Aaron is the toughest HOFer in PSA9. At the Chicago National in 2002, I turned the 4th Aaron 9. Nearly two years elapsed before there was another one. So to see a PSA10 pop up was a surprise. Given the 1975 collectors, HOF collectors, and some very aggressive Aaron collectors, I actually expected the card to go higher. But is the PSA10 $3500 better than a PSA9? Each collector has to answer that for themself.

Mike

Stingray · February 22, 2006 5:15AM

<< <i>Is it me or does that bottom right corner show white. Also is there a little tilt? >>

That is what I thought when I saw the scan (the corner issue).

Stingray

1975 Topps Aaron psa 10 #660

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