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1968 OPC set 100% PSA graded

67standup67standup Posts: 833 ✭
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REA lot #589
“Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that.” - George Carlin

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    KalineFanKalineFan Posts: 868
    Were you happy with what you received for your 1968 OPC set?

    Man, that seems awful cheap for that group of stuff!

    Tony
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    67standup67standup Posts: 833 ✭
    Not happy.

    Gonna sell the 100% '65 OPC privately or just keep indefinitely.
    “Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that.” - George Carlin
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    packCollectorpackCollector Posts: 2,786 ✭✭✭
    andrew , that is a bummer , did they waive the consignors fee on the set? The ryan alone is worht 800 and all the stars in 7's and 8's would go for a pretty penny not to mention the rest of the set which is next to impossible to find. sorry
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    royalbrettroyalbrett Posts: 620 ✭✭✭
    Someone got a bargain.

    Sorry to hear it went so low. That's a great set that you had put together.
    Yeah, I uploaded that KC icon in 2001
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    dunerduner Posts: 625 ✭
    what were you hoping for? It sold for more than twice the REA estimate...but just factoring grading fees would put it nearly the estimate. Do you think it was the auction house or merely a unique item that required multiple unique bidders?
    Duner a.k.a. THE LSUConnMan
    lsuconnman@yahoo.com

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    bobsbbcardsbobsbbcards Posts: 3,254 ✭✭✭

    REA estimate was a joke. A raw set would bring at least $1,500. I would have guessed $4,500+ if it was on eBay. I would have hit the buy-it-now at $4,000 even though I already have a set.
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    67standup67standup Posts: 833 ✭
    Between $4500 and $5000 was the reasonable expectation. OPC has a limited audience, but appreciation for pre-1977 issues is on the rise. Seems like most consignors’ expectations weren't met, but that means there were some deals on the buy side. It's nice that REA allowed me to net the difference. I privately sold a high-grade raw '71 OPC complete set last year (with about 25 graded cards) for $4300. All my other OPC sets were sold on Ebay with better than expected results. Only this graded '68 set and the '73 were less than expected.

    Thanks for the comments. Anyone contributing to my disappointment fund?
    “Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that.” - George Carlin
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    FBFB Posts: 1,684 ✭✭
    That stinks. Sorry to hear that it didn't go as high as it should.

    I've found in the past that very, VERY few people care for OPC Baseball graded. I've had a lot more competition for the raw cards.

    Frank
    Frank Bakka
    Sets - 1970, 1971 and 1972
    Always looking for 1972 O-PEE-CHEE Baseball in PSA 9 or 10!

    lynnfrank@earthlink.net
    outerbankyank on eBay!
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    EstilEstil Posts: 6,923 ✭✭✭✭
    Aren't OPC sets a LOT more difficult to assemble than Topps sets? Raw or graded?
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