1985 Topps Tiffany #620 Dwight Gooden PSA 10 Gem Mint Pop 0....
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I have been casually looking for this card for a while and just assumed that it was low pop and just didn't come up much.
After checking the completed listings tonight once more and only seeing PSA 9's I decided to check the population report.
To my surprise this card has never graded a PSA 10. There are 96 examples graded so far and it is close to an even split between the 8's and 9's.
There are so many card collectors who grew up during this era and the regular version of this card was the first expensive card we chased. The Fleer and Donruss cards were more expensive and the Tiffany cards were out of reach in price and I don't even recall anyone I knew having one.
I think if this card ever surfaces it will be a four figure card.
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After checking the completed listings tonight once more and only seeing PSA 9's I decided to check the population report.
To my surprise this card has never graded a PSA 10. There are 96 examples graded so far and it is close to an even split between the 8's and 9's.
There are so many card collectors who grew up during this era and the regular version of this card was the first expensive card we chased. The Fleer and Donruss cards were more expensive and the Tiffany cards were out of reach in price and I don't even recall anyone I knew having one.
I think if this card ever surfaces it will be a four figure card.
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Jeff
WTB: PSA 1 - PSA 3 Centered, High Eye Appeal 1950's Mantle
<< <i>I've ripped open 15 1985 tiffany sets over the past year and every Gooden lands in the NMMT chunk of the set. There is a good chance we will never see a 10 in that card. I also opened a factory sealed 6 case set once and every card of every player was centered the same through out the case. Stunk! >>
That is a good number to have opened.
If the production totals that I have read about of 5,000 sets are true there is indeed a chance we might not see a 10 as you suggest.
I am glad I discovered this information and it will make this card interesting to watch.
I am really surprised this listing didn't get some puffery or a mention of the Pop 1 status.
There were some fast beating hearts at the end of this one for sure.
The card shown is as nice as I've seen.
Justin
Retired - Eddie Mathews Master Registry Set (96.36%) Rank 1
<< <i>I have been casually looking for this card for a while and just assumed that it was low pop and just didn't come up much.
After checking the completed listings tonight once more and only seeing PSA 9's I decided to check the population report.
To my surprise this card has never graded a PSA 10. There are 96 examples graded so far and it is close to an even split between the 8's and 9's.
There are so many card collectors who grew up during this era and the regular version of this card was the first expensive card we chased. The Fleer and Donruss cards were more expensive and the Tiffany cards were out of reach in price and I don't even recall anyone I knew having one.
I think if this card ever surfaces it will be a four figure card.
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Yeah not that strong of a price if several thought it was worth over a thousand a year ago and prices have generally been rising on other cards. 1985 just doesn't get much respect from the serious money collectors yet I guess. And I do think this will be a low pop card for forever.
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I used to think "Tiffany" was the official name of these sets.
In reality, it is a slang term.
I think the official term is Collector's Edition" or something similar.