Good Example Of Buying The Card And Not The Holder ...
JackWESQ
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Here's a good example of buying the card and not the holder. Pictured below is a 1986 Fleer Michael Jordan PSA 5 that ended with a high bid of $423.88. Also pictured below is a 1986 Fleer Michael Jordan PSA 7 that ended with a high bid of $418.01.
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I'm not saying that some of that "garbage" on the card scan isn't actually on the card, but I would be willing to bet that the card doesn't look nearly that bad in-hand.
Steve
"Common sense is the best distributed commodity in the world, for every man is convinced that he is well supplied with it"
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Sadly, for that buyer, the card will likely have
the same micro-wrinkle on it that was on it
when it first got a 5.
<< <i> Sadly, for that buyer, the card will likely have
the same micro-wrinkle on it that was on it
when it first got a 5. >>
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<< <i>......But with the PSA 5, the buyer was obviously rolling the dice the card would bump a grade or two......... >>
Or it may be sold raw with the hype of a possible grade that it will sadly never achieve.
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<< <i>......But with the PSA 5, the buyer was obviously rolling the dice the card would bump a grade or two......... >>
Or it may be sold raw with the hype of a possible grade that it will sadly never achieve. >>
But not on ebay