Japanese Buyers Love Japanese Cards

I found a 2004 Ultra Platinum Medallion Hideo Nomo card numbered to 66 in a box and listed it for $9.95 or buy it now $39.95 on eBay. You know, in an hour and four minutes, someone in Japan bought it! I looked at what else the person bought, and he actually spends big (well, for "common" cards) money on Japanese players.
Moral of the story is, everyone dig out your low-numbered cards of Japanese players because there is a market!
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Moral of the story is, everyone dig out your low-numbered cards of Japanese players because there is a market!
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<< <i>I would say the moral of the story is do some research before pricing cards. This card would've easily brought $75-$150 if you let the auction run. >>
Yeah, those platinum medallions can fetch some big bank.
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