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Need an appraisal/opinion on a modern football auto rookie card

corvette1340corvette1340 Posts: 3,384 ✭✭✭
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2009 Mark Sanchez Exquisite Rookie Auto Patch graded BGS 9 #'d /99. Does anyone have a general idea of what this is worth/would sell for on ebay? Only one I see that has been listed didn't sell for $799. Thanks in advance.

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  • hhmag70hhmag70 Posts: 2,107
    What is the auto graded? 9 or 10?
  • corvette1340corvette1340 Posts: 3,384 ✭✭✭


    << <i>What is the auto graded? 9 or 10? >>



    10 I think.
  • hhmag70hhmag70 Posts: 2,107
    With a 10 auto I would "guess" at around $400+/-. It could change quickly with a couple of big games and people decide they want one. He is not having a great year or doing anything special.
  • TonyCTonyC Posts: 1,399 ✭✭✭
    This is how I would handle it:

    A raw one recently sold on eBay for $203.

    A "9" grade on a modern card gives a little bump in some people's eyes, more so if it is a "thick" card (which this is).

    If we look at the difference between raw and graded BGS 9's for other players from the same set just to see if people value a card being a "9" rather than raw for this particular set:

    LeSean McCoy /225: a BGS 9 sold for $141, raw ones sold for $110, $120, and $151
    Percy Harvin /225: a BGS 9 sold for $179.99 (note: only received one bid), raw ones in auctions sold for $45 and $54
    Hakeem Nicks /225: a BGS 9 sold for $70 (BIN or BO), raw ones sold for $50 (BO) and $52

    So, for one card, it made no difference, for one it made a small difference, and for one it made a big difference (but it only made a big difference to one person).

    I would value it at the raw price to be 100% safe, perhaps stretch it a little higher, but being a "9" might not make much of a difference.
    Collecting Tony Conigliaro
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