Tracking a card's travels around the continent
miwlvrn
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Have you ever watched a specific card make its way around the continent based on sales from flipping, not including it just being passed between owners for the fun of it? Just happened to notice this one recently, and am now curious to see just how far it makes it.
I don't know if it was ever offered for sale raw/ungraded on ebay. It is a relatively recent pop based on the cert.
Originating in Canada when printed, no way to know how many people had it for its first 102 years of existence. Somehow it made its way to Newport Beach CA, then back to the owner, then on to Rick in NJ. Here it is being consigned through Probstein , sold on April 29 of this year for $70, which is a good buy for a PSA 4 but this one is really too OC for me.
Purchased by someone in Sherbrooke PQ, they sold it for a flip price presumably a little under their asking amount of $134 on May 18.
The new owner in Nova Scotia is trying to flip it for $280 as of June 4.
Watching the same cert get bounced around like this just reminds me of when you get a dollar in change and it has that "Where's George" tracking stuff on it.
I don't know if it was ever offered for sale raw/ungraded on ebay. It is a relatively recent pop based on the cert.
Originating in Canada when printed, no way to know how many people had it for its first 102 years of existence. Somehow it made its way to Newport Beach CA, then back to the owner, then on to Rick in NJ. Here it is being consigned through Probstein , sold on April 29 of this year for $70, which is a good buy for a PSA 4 but this one is really too OC for me.
Purchased by someone in Sherbrooke PQ, they sold it for a flip price presumably a little under their asking amount of $134 on May 18.
The new owner in Nova Scotia is trying to flip it for $280 as of June 4.
Watching the same cert get bounced around like this just reminds me of when you get a dollar in change and it has that "Where's George" tracking stuff on it.
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