Whats hot and Whats not...........
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What is currently "hot" on the market right now and what isnt. Can be Vintage, Modern, Any Sport !
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<< <i>What is currently "hot" on the market right now and what isnt. Can be Vintage, Modern, Any Sport ! >>
Hot: T3s, high-grade caramels, T-206 PSA 6s
Not: 1970s PSA 9s, generally. 1952 Topps
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<< <i>Mikeschmidt, Are you talkin 70's Baseball Psa 9's >>
pretty much.
1984 Donruss Don Mattingly PSA 10 - (SMR lists for $500) - selling for $800+ on eBay.
1977 Topps Bruce Sutter PSA 9 - (SMR lists for $125) - one just sold for $168 on eBay.
Goose Gossage rookies in PSA 8 and PSA 9 are also hot, regularly selling for more than SMR list price.
As a Blue Jay collector I can tell you that cards of these players are inexplicably selling for very close to their Beckett book value:
Aaron Hill rookies
Dustin McGowan rookies
What's not hot - ungraded '80s hockey rookies - outside of Messier, Yzerman, and Gretzky. I can't get $5.00 for a Mike Gartner rookie in EX-MT condition!
Last night I could have bought PSA 9 commons for $6.50 a piece shipped. And 10s were going for $25.
The temptation was so strong. So very strong...
However in general, what's hot is what I want badly (78s excepted) like 72 Hi nums, early 70s stars.
What's NOT HOT is what I sell.
What's Hot---my cards are being graded
What's Not---they have been there since Feb 1st!!!
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<< <i>It also seems like nice raw complete sets from solid sellers are rising in value. I've been tracking 1970's baseball and football sets and the demand is high. >>
I have seen this also. It totally contradicts the fact that graded singles are not bringing in the money however?
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<< <i>What is currently "hot" on the market right now and what isnt. Can be Vintage, Modern, Any Sport ! >>
Hot: T3s, high-grade caramels, T-206 PSA 6s
Not: 1970s PSA 9s, generally. 1952 Topps >>
I did not follow 52T, but is it really cold? I thought this set was pretty much immune to being cold.
<< <i>60's high grade hockey is going for equal to or above SMR >>
Except for high series '69 OPC.
<< <i>52 topps mantle! they just keep going up!why not? best looking card of all time! and sill undervalued. >>
I think the same could be said for 53 Mantles also, I have been wanting to get one for the past five years but never pulled the trigger on one. now the price has shot up tremendously from when I first started looking at them, Makes me kick myself for not buying one the first time five years ago.
The kids who grew up in the 1970's are approaching the point in their lives where they have some extra bucks to spend on stuff like card sets. This is probably the last generation that had a lot of collectors.
Not Hot: beanie babies and pogs.
mike
Looking for 81-84 Topps Stickers in PSA 9 or better, 81 Topps Scratch offs, 83 Topps Fold outs in PSA 8 or better, 83 Fleer Stamps and 81/86 Fleer Star Stickers in PSA 9 or better.
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