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For Sale - 1955 Topps PSA 7 Complete Set

Anyone interested in a 1955 Topps PSA 7 complete set? $16,000 delivered

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Email me if interested

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  • bobsbbcardsbobsbbcards Posts: 3,254 ✭✭✭
    Nice set! Good luck with the sale. image
  • natetrooknatetrook Posts: 609 ✭✭✭
    You're going to have to break the set up to get that price.

    Most sets are worth less as a whole, and more as individual cards.

    Start scanning for E-Bay. Good luck.
    Nate
  • heritageheritage Posts: 2,662 ✭✭✭
    Really nice set I wish I could spare the money. Good Luck
  • I'm not sure I agree with "natebrook", in fact I know I don't.
  • Lothar52Lothar52 Posts: 2,664 ✭✭✭
    You may need scans of the cards....i know a psa 7 set is worth bunk to me if its not eye-candy...im doing my set in 5-6.5 centered....and getting some great deals on great looking cards....

    Loth
  • 19541954 Posts: 2,866 ✭✭✭
    Anyone interested in spliting the set up with me? I only need 9 cards to finish.

    Shane
    Looking for high grade rookie cards and unopened boxes/cases
  • RipublicaninMassRipublicaninMass Posts: 10,051 ✭✭✭
    DRS good luck with the sale. I am 3 cards short and have contemplated selling it or finish

    better than drugs
  • natetrooknatetrook Posts: 609 ✭✭✭
    1960 Topps guy,
    please enlighten us on which sets are worth more as a whole.
    Standard Topps vintage sets, sell for the most when broken up.
    I have done this numerous times with the 1961 and 1954 sets, and nobody
    is willing to pay a fortune for those sets. Always a percentage of SMR.
    When broken up, more $$$.

    Nate
  • jayhawkejayhawke Posts: 1,287 ✭✭✭
    The breakup value before any fees is about 15K.
  • Sorry, I stand corrected as I have no evidence to support my comment.
  • 19541954 Posts: 2,866 ✭✭✭
    1960toppsguy- you are not necessary wrong on your thinking. In most cases breaking the set is better however there are collectors out there willing to shell out the coin to buy a set that is strong like DRS. It is always in the best interest for the seller to offer it as a complete set first because there are guys that prefer to buy a finished product.

    shane
    Looking for high grade rookie cards and unopened boxes/cases
  • bobsbbcardsbobsbbcards Posts: 3,254 ✭✭✭
    I sold a complete 1960 set in PSA 7 (with some 8s) for around $9,200 on eBay (paid $20 final value fee). The guy who bought it from me broke it up and sold all of the cards on eBay for a total of $9,300. Obviously by the time he paid eBay listing and final value fees, he came out well behind in the deal.
  • I am not too interested in selling cards via eBay (too much of a hassle for me)

    I would prefer to sell this collection privately to a collector mostly interested in adding this set to his/her collection

    That being said, am willing to sell this set for $15K

    If an interested buyer wants cards scanned, let me know (not sure I know how to add scans to this thread, so send me your email address)
  • GriffinsGriffins Posts: 6,076 ✭✭✭
    I sold a T200 set and a Cracker Jack set for considerably more than the sum of its parts. And it took considerably less time. I don't agree that breakup is the best way to go.

    Always looking for Topps Salesman Samples, pre '51 unopened packs, E90-2, E91a, N690 Kalamazoo Bats, and T204 Square Frame Ramly's

  • bobsbbcardsbobsbbcards Posts: 3,254 ✭✭✭


    << <i>That being said, am willing to sell this set for $15K >>


    If I still needed the set, I would have already purchased it for that price. Unfortunately/fortunately I've already got one.
  • sagardsagard Posts: 1,898 ✭✭✭


    << <i>I sold a T200 set and a Cracker Jack set for considerably more than the sum of its parts. And it took considerably less time. I don't agree that breakup is the best way to go. >>



    Especially when you assign any value to your time. You really have to know what your doing either way, sometimes breaking makes sense, sometimes selling the whole works is more efficient.
  • What is SMR on this set? Thank You
  • perkdogperkdog Posts: 29,363 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Not that I ever care but I find it quite humorous how some guys get lit up for listing an item for sale here when others dont.
  • SMR for a complete PSA 7 1955 Topps set is $16,665
  • MCMLVToppsMCMLVTopps Posts: 4,581 ✭✭✭✭✭
    DRS...

    I'm a bit above you in the Registry "Teddy Ballgame" set. I've been collecting the set for quite a while and am very familiar with the tough cards. You may want to reconsider your selling the set as a whole, even though it may be a bit of a hassle to scan all 206 cards. The SMR is really just a guide, and a poor one at that. IMO it is way low on several cards, commons and stars. With a straight PSA 7 set you will do much better to break it up and realize many of the card's true value. Just a few cards to consider are Hegan, Keegan, Fowler, Rivera and of course Koufax, Clemente and Snider to name a few. You may want to package some commons in a lot and sell them that way. Of course once you break the set you would be committed to a lot of sales. Again. the SMR does not give a current market value to your cards. If you have access to VCP, you may get a much clearer idea of the value of what you have. A tough call to make to go individual, lots or as a set. If you just gotta have the coin quickly, I guess keeping the set together makes the most sense, but I honestly think you are doing yourself a disservice, some of the cards you have are indeed tough to come by and don't come up very often on eBay.

    GL selling your cards.

    Al - Teddy Ballgame
  • Right now for that set all in PSA 7 we have a value of $15,218.21
  • Thanks, Al - Teddy Ballgame

    In the past year, have just about sold 2 complete PSA 7 1952 Topps Master Sets privately (have about 70 cards left from over 975 PSA 7 cards in these collections - still have 1 PSA 7 complete PSA 7 1952 Topps Master Set) - if any readers are looking for 1952 Topps PSA 7 cards, let me know and will tell you what I have left

    Also sold a complete PSA 8 1957 Topps set privately a few weeks ago

    Not selling these collection because I need the coin - my interest in collecting is not what it used to be

    I will either sell this collection as a whole at a fair price or will keep it - don't have the time or the interest in selling these cards myself via eBay - if I decide to break up the set, will let this board know and then will consign the rest of the collection to a dealer who will sell them for me (but right now, am not going to break up the collection)
  • jeffcbayjeffcbay Posts: 8,948 ✭✭✭✭


    << <i>In the past year, have just about sold 2 complete PSA 7 1952 Topps Master Sets privately (have about 70 cards left from over 975 PSA 7 cards in these collections - still have 1 PSA 7 complete PSA 7 1952 Topps Master Set) - if any readers are looking for 1952 Topps PSA 7 cards, let me know and will tell you what I have left >>



    You might want to contact Felicia
  • bobsbbcardsbobsbbcards Posts: 3,254 ✭✭✭


    << <i>Not that I ever care but I find it quite humorous how some guys get lit up for listing an item for sale here when others dont. >>


    I think the difference is that if someone is trying to sell a complete registry set, this is a reasonable place to do it (PSA SET REGISTRY FORUM). If David was selling single cards or anything unrelated to the registry, he'd probably be told to move his post to the buy-sell-trade forum.

    Also, being a member here since 2002 can't hurt.
  • MBMiller25MBMiller25 Posts: 6,057 ✭✭
    If you decide to break the set up, please let me know in advance, I would be interested in some of the higher dollar HOFers.

  • Good luck with the sale Dave. If you still have this set a year from now let me know. It would be the next set to pick up in my 1952 - 1953 - 1954 Topps PSA 7 run.

    Brian
    Learn some history of the game. Join a vintage base ball team in your area and get out there.
    Simsbury Taverneers
    My PSA Sets
  • I already made a rather large transaction with david regarding the 52's...


    As far as the 55's...VCP on every card in a 7 is below, if you take into account what is costs for shipping and add it to the total you are saving at least 1500.00 off what it would cost to build the set, so its a fair deal!! ( assuming a 15K purchase price)

    DUSTY RHODES 79.80
    TED WILLIAMS 549.27
    ART FOWLER 135.51
    AL KALINE 128.29
    JIM GILLIAM 67.00
    STAN HACK 42.28
    JIM HEGAN 124.75
    HAL SMITH 75.17
    BOB MILLER 21.66
    BOB KEEGAN 146.63
    FERRIS FAIN 86.44
    JAKE THIES 23.38
    FRED MARSH 16.72
    JIM FINIGAN 60.00
    JIM PENDLETON 15.01
    ROY SIEVERS 79.88
    BOBBY HOFMAN 20.03
    RUSS KEMMERER 31.05
    BILLY HERMAN 96.76
    ANDY CAREY 169.00
    ALEX GRAMMAS 21.23
    BILL SKOWRON 36.69
    JACK PARKS 28.90
    HAL NEWHOUSER 75.28
    JOHNNY PODRES 105.16
    DICK GROAT 73.67
    BILLY GARDNER 16.33
    ERNIE BANKS 171.66
    HERMAN WEHMEIER 31.85
    VIC POWER 59.33
    WARREN SPAHN 122.69
    ED McGHEE 41.15
    TOM QUALTERS 37.39
    WAYNE TERWILLIGER 44.86
    DAVE JOLLY 15.38
    LEO KIELY 23.09
    JOE CUNNINGHAM 17.83
    BOB TURLEY 25.30
    BILL GLYNN 35.77
    DON HOAK 110.75
    CHUCK STOBBS 19.11
    WINDY McCALL 17.17
    HARVEY HADDIX 18.04
    CORKY VALENTINE 12.98
    HANK SAUER 19.22
    TED KAZANSKI 15.67
    HANK AARON 358.73
    BOB KENNEDY 17.85
    J.W. PORTER 33.36
    JACKIE ROBINSON 324.31
    JIM HUGHES 21.20
    BILL TREMEL 17.16
    BILL TAYLOR 15.21
    LOU LIMMER 22.33
    RIP REPULSKI 23.85
    RAY JABLONSKI 17.23
    BILLY O'DELL 67.00
    JIM RIVERA 78.87
    GAIR ALLIE 15.83
    DEAN STONE 16.75
    SPOOK JACOBS 21.18
    THORNTON KIPPER 21.03
    JOE COLLINS 109.15
    GUS TRIANDOS 27.13
    RAY BOONE 27.46
    RON JACKSON 29.55
    WALLY MOON 25.86
    JIM DAVIS 18.00
    ED BAILEY 16.90
    AL ROSEN 35.82
    RUBEN GOMEZ 18.31
    KARL OLSON 22.91
    JACK SHEPARD 14.13
    BOB BORKOWSKI 17.23
    SANDY AMOROS 45.15
    HOWIE POLLET 19.57
    ARNOLD PORTOCARRERO 33.87
    GORDON JONES 53.50
    DANNY SCHELL 13.79
    BOB GRIM 70.21
    GENE CONLEY 36.59
    CHUCK HARMON 22.44
    TOM BREWER 27.66
    CAMILO PASCUAL 25.95
    DON MOSSI 18.61
    BILL WILSON 18.28
    FRANK HOUSE 15.31
    BOB SKINNER 18.18
    JOE FRAZIER 31.59
    KARL SPOONER 17.81
    MILT BOLLING 19.12
    DON ZIMMER 85.09
    STEVE BILKO 19.51
    RENO BERTOIA 20.59
    PRESTON WARD 17.53
    CHARLIE BISHOP 17.62
    CARLOS PAULA 17.27
    JOHNNY RIDDLE 14.41
    FRANK LEJA 19.47
    MONTE IRVIN 100.92
    JOHNNY GRAY 24.24
    WALLY WESTLAKE 13.89
    CHARLIE WHITE 17.84
    JACK HARSHMAN 15.94
    CHUCK DIERING 19.85
    FRANK SULLIVAN 50.40
    CURT ROBERTS 18.15
    RUBE WALKER 22.62
    ED LOPAT 47.19
    GUS ZERNIAL 24.75
    BOB MILLIKEN 20.23
    NELSON KING 15.56
    HARRY BRECHEEN 16.94
    LOU ORTIZ 17.39
    ELLIS KINDER 16.35
    TOM HURD 18.33
    MEL ROACH 17.91
    BOB PURKEY 17.10
    BOB LENNON 20.92
    TED KLUSZEWSKI 51.83
    BILL RENNA 16.11
    CARL SAWATSKI 16.87
    SANDY KOUFAX 954.39
    HARMON KILLEBREW 256.44
    KEN BOYER 70.26
    DICK HALL 14.35
    DALE LONG 17.88
    TED LEPCIO 17.92
    ELVIN TAPPE 17.46
    MAYO SMITH 18.72
    GRADY HATTON 19.63
    BOB TRICE 19.42
    DAVE HOSKINS 24.60
    JOE JAY 18.23
    JOHNNY O'BRIEN 16.69
    BUNKY STEWART 16.20
    HARRY ELLIOTT 26.81
    RAY HERBERT 18.91
    STEVE KRALY 18.97
    MEL PARNELL 19.85
    TOM WRIGHT 16.93
    JERRY LYNCH 17.17
    DICK SCHOFIELD 27.75
    JOE AMALFITANO 16.51
    ELMER VALO 18.74
    DICK DONOVAN 20.44
    LAURIN PEPPER 19.12
    HAL BROWN 16.09
    RAY CRONE 17.38
    MIKE HIGGINS 22.49
    RED KRESS 26.40
    HARRY AGGANIS 157.20
    BUD PODBIELAN 20.72
    WILLIE MIRANDA 25.08
    ED MATHEWS 129.22
    JOE BLACK 84.10
    BOB MILLER 19.68
    TOM CARROLL 32.51
    JOHNNY SCHMITZ 19.42
    RAY NARLESKI 23.78
    CHUCK TANNER 43.54
    JOE COLEMAN 40.34
    FAYE THRONEBERRY 44.67
    ROBERTO CLEMENTE 2318.80
    DON JOHNSON 33.82
    HANK BAUER 124.50
    TOM CASAGRANDE 41.96
    DUANE PILLETTE 38.33
    BOB OLDIS 55.40
    JIM PEARCE 21.01
    DICK BRODOWSKI 30.92
    FRANK BAUMHOLTZ 22.36
    BOB KLINE 39.54
    RUDY MINARCIN 28.57
    NORM ZAUCHIN 144.68
    JIM ROBERTSON 47.48
    BOBBY ADAMS 61.95
    JIM BOLGER 94.10
    CLEM LABINE 71.64
    ROY McMILLAN 35.65
    HUMBERTO ROBINSON 60.85
    TONY JACOBS 136.50
    HARRY PERKOWSKI 24.99
    DON FERRARESE 33.65
    GIL HODGES 163.26
    CHARLIE SILVERA 36.73
    PHIL RIZZUTO 149.73
    GENE WOODLING 51.21
    ED STANKY 43.80
    JIM DELSING 83.37
    JOHNNY SAIN 63.94
    WILLIE MAYS 647.20
    ED ROEBUCK 92.39
    GALE WADE 67.84
    AL SMITH 82.65
    YOGI BERRA 275.72
    BERT HAMRIC 30.69
    JACK JENSEN 128.83
    SHERM LOLLAR 123.75
    JIM OWENS 91.50
    FRANK SMITH 150.29
    GENE FREESE 464.32
    PETE DALEY 68.23
    BILL CONSOLO 202.00
    RAY MOORE 307.00
    DUKE SNIDER 699.79
    Total Value 15816.87
    The Link below will take you to the PSA Boards 1952 Set Build, I also have made 5 slideshows each slideshow is 100 cards long, card numbers 1-99,100-199,200-299,300-399, and 400-407
    Link To Scanned 1952 Topps Cards Set is now 90% Complete Plus Slideshows of the 52 Set


  • << <i>Right now for that set all in PSA 7 we have a value of $15,218.21 >>




    Not according to the avg prices you post on VCP that I pay the monthly service for, I took those off your site this mornng...

    The Link below will take you to the PSA Boards 1952 Set Build, I also have made 5 slideshows each slideshow is 100 cards long, card numbers 1-99,100-199,200-299,300-399, and 400-407
    Link To Scanned 1952 Topps Cards Set is now 90% Complete Plus Slideshows of the 52 Set
  • BugOnTheRugBugOnTheRug Posts: 1,611 ✭✭✭
    One thing to consider, and for me it's a biggie, is eye appeal (namely centering) of the cards. While it looks like the VCP prices shown above are the 'average', that doesn't tell the whole story. A psa 7 clemente that's centered with good colors should fetch more than the $2,318 average. Take several of the high end cards in this set and apply the same, and the price should fluctuate in that direction.

    Some set builders are sticklers for centering, others for color, corners, etc, or a combination of these. Some just buysubmit the flip because it says a certain grade. So, while 15-16K seems the talk here, I would adjust my paying price higher or lower based on the eye appeal of he critical cards and the general eye appeal of the set total.
  • jayhawkejayhawke Posts: 1,287 ✭✭✭


    << <i>Not according to the avg prices you post on VCP that I pay the monthly service for, I took those off your site this mornng... >>



    I just checked VCP and that is the price calculated at the last price and not the avg. price. I personally would not pay an avg price, but prefer the last price on a card.
  • Lothar52Lothar52 Posts: 2,664 ✭✭✭
    I'm doing the set and I don't care about the grade.....every card must be exactly the one i want....(and have a grade from 5-7.5) hehe
  • I agree with BugontheRug concerning eye appeal. I think on these higher grade sets the difference in value can be quite a bit especially on the higher value cards. In my own 55 set I have swap out quite a few PSA6's that didn't have nice eye appeal for ones that were almost always better centered. As a result if I did ever want to sell it I would probably ask more than the VCP average.
    Collecting 1955 Topps BB
  • My PSA 7 set is still for sale - if anyone is interested in this collection, please Email me
  • Downtown1974Downtown1974 Posts: 6,691 ✭✭✭✭✭
  • Can anyone update the VCP for the 55 Topps in PSA 7? Not sure if this is allowed, if not I am sorry.
  • 19541954 Posts: 2,866 ✭✭✭
    David,
    I might have an interest in buying it. I don't know if you have my work number still but I would like to catch up on things. I sold my set last April if you remember and I got $11,900. My Clemente was a PSA 8oc and my Williams and Killebrew were PSA 6's. I also had 11 PSA 8's in the set with the only real value being #166 Bauer. Are you selling the PSA 7 1952 Topps set too? I know that you had the three complete sets back around 4 years ago and you sold the two recently.

    Regards,
    Shane
    Looking for high grade rookie cards and unopened boxes/cases
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