'93 Finest refractor set (-7) up on the Bay

TNP777

linky

not mine - is the seller wishing, or is that a realistic asking price?

Geordie

f2tornado

I guess it all bois down to whether or not the Willie Green card is trimmed or not. Actually the price is not way out in left field, especially if the top cards were to pull PSA 10's. His price comes out to around $57 per card.

jradke4

Well if they were PSA 10's why wouldnt he grade them and really max out on his profit margin. Obivously they all wouldnt come back 10's. The difference in a 9 vs a 10 is so objective/roll of the dice/% of 10's the grader gives/etc. At least thats my humble opinion.

koby

Are those his rejects? There are a lot of off-centered cards in there.

koby

At the very least he should have had the Ryan, Ripken and Griffey graded. Horrible deal if the buyer gets a bunch of 8s.

Estil

Really? How much does the Refractor set go for now, minus the seven missing cards? I mean, would a potential buyer even get another chance at a complete (or even near set like this one) Refractor set? Slabs aren't everything, you know. In fact, I myself don't have anything slabbed although I'm tempted to because I have some very nice looking Ripken/Gwynn/Boggs/Sandberg RCs in my permanent collection that I think would have a very good chance of 10s (then I could sell them for a profit, buy a graded 7 or 8 one to replace it for my permanent collection and spend the profit on other collecting projects), but I don't want to spend all that money (like that $100 fee just to join) and wind up with only 7s/8s, which I believe some of you all said PSA typically grades lower for first time submitters than ones that are frequent customers, am I wrong?