Great Information For Those Who Collect High End Certified Autograph [Cut] Cards
JackWESQ
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Hi Guys,
For those who collect high end certified autograph [cut] cards, I came across this post (and MS Word Document) that tracks the history of sales of autograph cut cards. Below is the post, link to the message and the MS Word Document itself.
/s/ JackWESQ
Link to Post
Link to MS Word Spreadsheet
I posted this in the baseball forum and it seemed collectors appreciated it.
I have been tracking completed auctions on eBay for about 3 months now and have been keeping a record to refer to when I see an autograph cut I am interested in.
It isn't necessarily what you can get a card for, but it is a record of what one has sold for (if that makes sense).
***DISCLAIMER***
I have NEVER thrown it back in a dealer's face if he is considerably over market-value (eBay), I politely thank him/her and move on. I use this only for me to NOT be at a disadvantage at shows. A lot of dealers have computers set up and use them to check completed auctions when buying from non-dealers, so I guess this is how I even the playing field.
If anyone is interested, I would be happy to shoot the spread-sheet over to you via e-mail attachment.
Thanks to darthtampon, you can also view the spread-sheet here:
http://www.nolanryancardmuseum.com/AutoSales.doc
For those who collect high end certified autograph [cut] cards, I came across this post (and MS Word Document) that tracks the history of sales of autograph cut cards. Below is the post, link to the message and the MS Word Document itself.
/s/ JackWESQ
Link to Post
Link to MS Word Spreadsheet
I posted this in the baseball forum and it seemed collectors appreciated it.
I have been tracking completed auctions on eBay for about 3 months now and have been keeping a record to refer to when I see an autograph cut I am interested in.
It isn't necessarily what you can get a card for, but it is a record of what one has sold for (if that makes sense).
***DISCLAIMER***
I have NEVER thrown it back in a dealer's face if he is considerably over market-value (eBay), I politely thank him/her and move on. I use this only for me to NOT be at a disadvantage at shows. A lot of dealers have computers set up and use them to check completed auctions when buying from non-dealers, so I guess this is how I even the playing field.
If anyone is interested, I would be happy to shoot the spread-sheet over to you via e-mail attachment.
Thanks to darthtampon, you can also view the spread-sheet here:
http://www.nolanryancardmuseum.com/AutoSales.doc
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