Yeah, while I would never in a million years pay close to that, the case could be made that what's your alternative? The only other 90 OPC boxes I've seen went for $40 BIN right after getting listed.
So basically my kid won't be able to go to college, but at least I'll have a set where the three most expensive cards are of a player I despise ~ CDsNuts
<< <i>tsalems1, why are you so upset about this? Just curious. >>
I'm not upset about this at all. I guess it may look that way but not the case.
I guess when I look to buy, I research for the best reasonable price I can find.
The price paid for this box is just insane! Upset - no , amazed - yes >>
I'll repeat mlbfan2's question: Is there some place where you can buy one cheaper?
I know you wrote "They can be found if you do your research" but I don't think you know where to buy another one at any price. >>
Do I need to prove you wrong? I don't need to, honestly Maurice, I don't care what you think. >>
Please prove me wrong. >>
I think you need to do your own homework if your interested in buying boxes. I've done my homework when it comes to o-pee-chee baseball over the years and know where to find most things if needed
<< <i>tsalems1, why are you so upset about this? Just curious. >>
I'm not upset about this at all. I guess it may look that way but not the case.
I guess when I look to buy, I research for the best reasonable price I can find.
The price paid for this box is just insane! Upset - no , amazed - yes >>
I'll repeat mlbfan2's question: Is there some place where you can buy one cheaper?
I know you wrote "They can be found if you do your research" but I don't think you know where to buy another one at any price. >>
Do I need to prove you wrong? I don't need to, honestly Maurice, I don't care what you think. >>
Please prove me wrong. >>
I think you need to do your own homework if your interested in buying boxes. I've done my homework when it comes to o-pee-chee baseball over the years and know where to find most things if needed >>
In other words, you don't know where to buy another one at any price.
<< <i>Impossible to find! Possible Frank Thomas rookie
How can the box be IMPOSSIBLE to find, yet the Thomas card still POSSIBLE? >>
This year of OPC seems to be an abnormally big set with 700+ cards. And usually there is less cards in a box (I think). So I dont think every box would warrant a Thomas, if my math is correct.
<< <i>Impossible to find! Possible Frank Thomas rookie
How can the box be IMPOSSIBLE to find, yet the Thomas card still POSSIBLE? >>
This year of OPC seems to be an abnormally big set with 700+ cards. And usually there is less cards in a box (I think). So I dont think every box would warrant a Thomas, if my math is correct. >>
You are correct and may also lose some cards because of the gum.
The factory sets are the way to go imo. I cracked 3+ cases 1989 opc factory sets and cards were crisp! I would think the 1990's are the same way. I screwed up on my 2nd trip up to Canada. When I bought the 1989 set cases, I passed on the 1990 set cases. Twice as many cards and all I was thinking about was how much it would cost me to ship them all back because of the weight
Maurice ~ Is there any particular reason you're going after Tom? To my knowledge, he hasn't done anything that would justify questioning his reputation. If he states a card isn't his, he deserves benefit of the doubt IMO.
So basically my kid won't be able to go to college, but at least I'll have a set where the three most expensive cards are of a player I despise ~ CDsNuts
1. Tom said it is not his. I have dealt with Tom and spoken with him at length several times about OPC baseball. He's never been anything but honest and straight with me and I take him at his word that it was not his card. We've talked about the 80's OPC he's found on his trips to Canada and I do not recall him ever talking about '86.
2. There is not a single 1986 OPC baseball card on Tom's website. Seems weird that he would crack enough product to turn up this card and not have any other '86 OPC.
Also, I will bet $250 that Tom can produce 1990 OPC baseball boxes in his hands within 3 weeks. We can find a suitable neutral party to put the money in escrow if anyone would like to take this bet.
Also to be clear, I have no problem with Maurice and in fact I generally like his posts and feel like he adds value to many discussions, even if he is a bit rough on people at times.
I am not sure what Maurice's strong points are, but I consider Tom an expert when it comes to OPC. If he says he knows the value of an OPC unopened box and where to get them, I would just assume that was a fact.
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Supply and demand.......that's the only thing that matters here.
If that was the only 1990 OPC box offered on Ebay, it would be smart for the seller to ask whatever he wants to ask for it and just let it ride. If someone wants it enough, they'll pay the price. I don't find anything wrong with that. Unless of course I want the item, really really badly and it's the first time in forever I've seen one available. Then I would post my frustrations on a message board asking"What's wrong with people???"
<< <i>Also to be clear, I have no problem with Maurice and in fact I generally like his posts and feel like he adds value to many discussions, even if he is a bit rough on people at times. >>
perhaps He would be better off withholding some of His unfounded accusations and just hang out and post with us.
btw, what is so amazing about 1990 OPC product that it would cause grown men to have a slap-and-tickle argument? sheesh. come on guys.
the important question we must all ask ourselves is: Will Tom need to claim dual citizenship and become part Canadian in order to continue his ascent to the very top of Mount O-Pee-Chee? that would be brutal.
Cert Verification #: 21706514 Year: 1993 Brand: DENNY'S GRAND SLAM HOLOGRAMS Card Number: 8 Player: RYNE SANDBERG Variety: GRAND SLAM HOLOGRAMS Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706520 Year: 1998 Brand: SCORE ALL SCORE TEAM Card Number: 5 Player: RYNE SANDBERG Variety: ALL SCORE TEAM Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706521 Year: 1989 Brand: TOPPS AMERICAN BASEBALL Card Number: 67 Player: RYNE SANDBERG Variety: AMERICAN BASEBALL Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706522 Year: 1991 Brand: JIMMY DEAN Card Number: 6 Player: RYNE SANDBERG Variety: Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706523 Year: 1993 Brand: DONRUSS LONG BALL LEADERS Card Number: LL-15 Player: RYNE SANDBERG Variety: LONG BALL LEADERS Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706524 Year: 1993 Brand: STADIUM CLUB 1ST DAY PRODUCTION Card Number: 366 Player: RYNE SANDBERG Variety: 1st DAY PRODUCTION Grade: GEM MINT 10
Searching Ebay for 1990 (opc, o-pee-chee, o pee chee) there's not a single baseball box, wax pack, or complete set that comes in searches. Maybe OP had it confused with Hockey.
I remember seeing 90 OPC Baseball boxes for sale her in Canada. They were trampled over in the rush to get 1990 OPC hockey as that was the height of the hockey craze. There should be some around in closets and basements as they never garnered much attention.
Vlad's cert report above just proves yet another error by Maurice. If you were a man you would apologize to Tom for your baseless accusation, but that isn't consistent with your "hit and run, then hide" posting style.
Ok, I'll play. What exactly does the cert report prove?
Unless I've missed something, the only valid conclusion one can make from the cert report is that the 1986 OPC Sandberg was submitted along with some other Sandberg cards.
<< <i>Maurice ~ Is there any particular reason you're going after Tom? To my knowledge, he hasn't done anything that would justify questioning his reputation. If he states a card isn't his, he deserves benefit of the doubt IMO. >>
Funny how Mo rides Toms a$$ until he answers him yet he wont answer this fair question.
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What does a PSA 10 Thomas go for?
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I think it's easier to find a virgin working in a brothel house then a box of these.
Been trying to figure it out for years. Unfortunately we drive on the same roads and it's the guy you flick off for cutting you off.
Heh.
How can the box be IMPOSSIBLE to find, yet the Thomas card still POSSIBLE?
is this a $299 box.."NO"
is this a $199 box.."NO"
is this a $99 box..."NO"
They can be found if you do your research but guess its easier to way over pay by hitting the "Buy It Now"
<< <i>Are these difficult to find.."YES"
is this a $299 box.."NO"
is this a $199 box.."NO"
is this a $99 box..."NO"
They can be found if you do your research but guess its easier to way over pay by hitting the "Buy It Now" >>
Personally I think he got himself a splendid deal and would be very happy with them if that is the price he chose to purchase them at.
<< <i>tsalems1, why are you so upset about this? Just curious. >>
I'm not upset about this at all. I guess it may look that way but not the case.
I guess when I look to buy, I research for the best reasonable price I can find.
The price paid for this box is just insane! Upset - no , amazed - yes
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<< <i>tsalems1, why are you so upset about this? Just curious. >>
I'm not upset about this at all. I guess it may look that way but not the case.
I guess when I look to buy, I research for the best reasonable price I can find.
The price paid for this box is just insane! Upset - no , amazed - yes >>
I'll repeat mlbfan2's question: Is there some place where you can buy one cheaper?
I know you wrote "They can be found if you do your research" but I don't think you know where to buy another one at any price.
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<< <i>tsalems1, why are you so upset about this? Just curious. >>
I'm not upset about this at all. I guess it may look that way but not the case.
I guess when I look to buy, I research for the best reasonable price I can find.
The price paid for this box is just insane! Upset - no , amazed - yes >>
I'll repeat mlbfan2's question: Is there some place where you can buy one cheaper?
I know you wrote "They can be found if you do your research" but I don't think you know where to buy another one at any price. >>
Do I need to prove you wrong? I don't need to, honestly Maurice, I don't care what you think.
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<< <i>tsalems1, why are you so upset about this? Just curious. >>
I'm not upset about this at all. I guess it may look that way but not the case.
I guess when I look to buy, I research for the best reasonable price I can find.
The price paid for this box is just insane! Upset - no , amazed - yes >>
I'll repeat mlbfan2's question: Is there some place where you can buy one cheaper?
I know you wrote "They can be found if you do your research" but I don't think you know where to buy another one at any price. >>
Do I need to prove you wrong? I don't need to, honestly Maurice, I don't care what you think. >>
Please prove me wrong.
After that sale, you'll be sure to see more hit the market in no time
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<< <i>tsalems1, why are you so upset about this? Just curious. >>
I'm not upset about this at all. I guess it may look that way but not the case.
I guess when I look to buy, I research for the best reasonable price I can find.
The price paid for this box is just insane! Upset - no , amazed - yes >>
I'll repeat mlbfan2's question: Is there some place where you can buy one cheaper?
I know you wrote "They can be found if you do your research" but I don't think you know where to buy another one at any price. >>
Do I need to prove you wrong? I don't need to, honestly Maurice, I don't care what you think. >>
Please prove me wrong. >>
I think you need to do your own homework if your interested in buying boxes. I've done my homework when it comes to o-pee-chee baseball over the years and know where to find most things if needed
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<< <i>tsalems1, why are you so upset about this? Just curious. >>
I'm not upset about this at all. I guess it may look that way but not the case.
I guess when I look to buy, I research for the best reasonable price I can find.
The price paid for this box is just insane! Upset - no , amazed - yes >>
I'll repeat mlbfan2's question: Is there some place where you can buy one cheaper?
I know you wrote "They can be found if you do your research" but I don't think you know where to buy another one at any price. >>
Do I need to prove you wrong? I don't need to, honestly Maurice, I don't care what you think. >>
Please prove me wrong. >>
I think you need to do your own homework if your interested in buying boxes. I've done my homework when it comes to o-pee-chee baseball over the years and know where to find most things if needed >>
In other words, you don't know where to buy another one at any price.
http://forums.collectors.com/messageview.cfm?catid=11&threadid=897519
<< <i>And, for the record, I think the 1986 OPC Sandberg PSA 10 in the PWCC auction was tsalem1's consignment.
http://forums.collectors.com/messageview.cfm?catid=11&threadid=897519 >>
I see Maurice, this is your way of getting back at me because I wont tell you where to buy boxes. LOL!
For the record, that was not my card and again, don't care what you think
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<< <i>And, for the record, I think the 1986 OPC Sandberg PSA 10 in the PWCC auction was tsalem1's consignment.
http://forums.collectors.com/messageview.cfm?catid=11&threadid=897519 >>
I see Maurice, this is your way of getting back at me because I wont tell you where to buy boxes. LOL!
For the record, that was not my card and again, don't care what you think >>
But you don't know where to buy any!
<< <i>Impossible to find! Possible Frank Thomas rookie
How can the box be IMPOSSIBLE to find, yet the Thomas card still POSSIBLE? >>
This year of OPC seems to be an abnormally big set with 700+ cards. And usually there is less cards in a box (I think). So I dont think every box would warrant a Thomas, if my math is correct.
<< <i>
<< <i>Impossible to find! Possible Frank Thomas rookie
How can the box be IMPOSSIBLE to find, yet the Thomas card still POSSIBLE? >>
This year of OPC seems to be an abnormally big set with 700+ cards. And usually there is less cards in a box (I think). So I dont think every box would warrant a Thomas, if my math is correct. >>
You are correct and may also lose some cards because of the gum.
The factory sets are the way to go imo. I cracked 3+ cases 1989 opc factory sets and cards were crisp! I would think the 1990's are the same way.
I screwed up on my 2nd trip up to Canada. When I bought the 1989 set cases, I passed on the 1990 set cases. Twice as many cards and all I was thinking about was how much it
would cost me to ship them all back because of the weight
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<< <i>Are these difficult to find.."YES"
is this a $299 box.."NO"
is this a $199 box.."NO"
is this a $99 box..."NO"
They can be found if you do your research but guess its easier to way over pay by hitting the "Buy It Now" >>
Personally I think he got himself a splendid deal and would be very happy with them if that is the price he chose to purchase them at. >>
Would the seller of the box please stand up!
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<< <i>And, for the record, I think the 1986 OPC Sandberg PSA 10 in the PWCC auction was tsalem1's consignment.
http://forums.collectors.com/messageview.cfm?catid=11&threadid=897519 >>
Here's why I disagree:
1. Tom said it is not his. I have dealt with Tom and spoken with him at length several times about OPC baseball. He's never been anything but honest and straight with me and I take him at his word that it was not his card. We've talked about the 80's OPC he's found on his trips to Canada and I do not recall him ever talking about '86.
2. There is not a single 1986 OPC baseball card on Tom's website. Seems weird that he would crack enough product to turn up this card and not have any other '86 OPC.
Also, I will bet $250 that Tom can produce 1990 OPC baseball boxes in his hands within 3 weeks. We can find a suitable neutral party to put the money in escrow if anyone would like to take this bet.
Also to be clear, I have no problem with Maurice and in fact I generally like his posts and feel like he adds value to many discussions, even if he is a bit rough on people at times.
jbox
Joe
If that was the only 1990 OPC box offered on Ebay, it would be smart for the seller to ask whatever he wants to ask for it and just let it ride. If someone wants it enough, they'll pay the price. I don't find anything wrong with that. Unless of course I want the item, really really badly and it's the first time in forever I've seen one available. Then I would post my frustrations on a message board asking"What's wrong with people???"
<< <i>Also to be clear, I have no problem with Maurice and in fact I generally like his posts and feel like he adds value to many discussions, even if he is a bit rough on people at times. >>
perhaps He would be better off withholding some of His unfounded accusations and just hang out and post with us.
btw, what is so amazing about 1990 OPC product that it would cause grown men to have a slap-and-tickle argument? sheesh. come on guys.
the important question we must all ask ourselves is: Will Tom need to claim dual citizenship and become part Canadian in order to continue his ascent to the very top of Mount O-Pee-Chee? that would be brutal.
Cert Verification #: 21706505
Year: 1990
Brand: BOWMAN TIFFANY
Card Number: 30
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety:
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706506
Year: 1991
Brand: STUDIO
Card Number: 158
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety:
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706507
Year: 1994
Brand: STADIUM CLUB 1ST DAY ISSUE
Card Number: 397
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety: 1st DAY ISSUE
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706508
Year: 1992
Brand: STUDIO HERITAGE
Card Number: BC-1
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety:
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706509
Year: 1985
Brand: TOPPS ALL-STAR GLOSSY SET OF 40
Card Number: 21
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety: GLOSSY SET OF 40
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706510
Year: 1988
Brand: TOPPS AMERICAN BASEBALL
Card Number: 65
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety: AMERICAN BASEBALL
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706511
Year: 1989
Brand: KAYBEE SUPERSTARS OF BASEBALL
Card Number: 26
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety: SUPERSTARS OF BASEBALL
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706512
Year: 1997
Brand: SELECT ARTIST'S PROOF
Card Number: 33
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety: ARTIST'S PROOF
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706513
Year: 1998
Brand: PINNACLE EPIX
Card Number: E6
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety: GAME-ORANGE
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706514
Year: 1993
Brand: DENNY'S GRAND SLAM HOLOGRAMS
Card Number: 8
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety: GRAND SLAM HOLOGRAMS
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706515
Year: 1996
Brand: SUMMIT
Card Number: 70
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety:
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706516
Year: 1995
Brand: COLLECTOR'S CHOICE
Card Number: 48
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety: SILVER SIGNATURE
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706517
Year: 1992
Brand: ULTRA ALL-STARS
Card Number: 12
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety:
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706518
Year: 1996
Brand: FLEER UPDATE
Card Number: U239
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety: TIFFANY
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706519
Year: 1998
Brand: PINNACLE CERTIFIED EPIX
Card Number: E6
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety: MOMENT-ORANGE
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706520
Year: 1998
Brand: SCORE ALL SCORE TEAM
Card Number: 5
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety: ALL SCORE TEAM
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706521
Year: 1989
Brand: TOPPS AMERICAN BASEBALL
Card Number: 67
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety: AMERICAN BASEBALL
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706522
Year: 1991
Brand: JIMMY DEAN
Card Number: 6
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety:
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706523
Year: 1993
Brand: DONRUSS LONG BALL LEADERS
Card Number: LL-15
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety: LONG BALL LEADERS
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706524
Year: 1993
Brand: STADIUM CLUB 1ST DAY PRODUCTION
Card Number: 366
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety: 1st DAY PRODUCTION
Grade: GEM MINT 10
Cert Verification #: 21706525
Year: 1986
Brand: O-PEE-CHEE
Card Number: 19
Player: RYNE SANDBERG
Variety:
Grade: GEM MINT 10
And quite the run it was!
The world would be a better place if everyone was intelligent but I wouldn't make nearly as much money...
<< <i>There should be some around in closets and basements as they never garnered much attention. >>
I'm sure they're in there right next to all the 86 fleer basketball wax boxes hoarded away
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<< <i>And, for the record, I think the 1986 OPC Sandberg PSA 10 in the PWCC auction was tsalem1's consignment.
http://forums.collectors.com/messageview.cfm?catid=11&threadid=897519 >>
Vlad's cert report above just proves yet another error by Maurice. If you were a man you would apologize to Tom for your baseless accusation, but that isn't consistent with your "hit and run, then hide" posting style.
<< <i>Vlad's cert report above just proves yet another error by Maurice. >>
The cert report doesn't prove anything.
<< <i>The cert report doesn't prove anything. >>
I knew you weren't man enough, I just wanted everyone else to see it.
Unless I've missed something, the only valid conclusion one can make from the cert report is that the 1986 OPC Sandberg was submitted along with some other Sandberg cards.
<< <i>Ok, I'll play...... >>
Play what? Trying to ruin a solid member's name is a game to you? I really want to believe that you're smarter than this.
If you want to call people out, then call them out like a man with your name attached to it. Until then you're a nameless troll.
<< <i>Maurice ~ Is there any particular reason you're going after Tom? To my knowledge, he hasn't done anything that would justify questioning his reputation. If he states a card isn't his, he deserves benefit of the doubt IMO. >>
Funny how Mo rides Toms a$$ until he answers him yet he wont answer this fair question.
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<< <i>Ok, I'll play...... >>
Play what? Trying to ruin a solid member's name is a game to you? I really want to believe that you're smarter than this.
If you want to call people out, then call them out like a man with your name attached to it. Until then you're a nameless troll. >>
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