What is going on here?
MrVintage
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A bunch of $3 cards with an $8,000 throw-in
Edited: to sound even more sarcastic.
<< <i>Is that porn on the monitor in the background of the first picture? >>
lmao
<< <i>Is that porn on the monitor in the background of the first picture? >>
Gotta be either a woman spread eagled or the Korean Peninsula
Why not throw in your first born to boot?
There does not appear to have been any reason for selecting what was sent to PSA in the lot if you look through the extended pictures posted in his web link in the listing description, as if someone just said "Here's an entire collection, send every single one of them to PSA no matter what." Proof? Who the heck slabs a 1989 Bowman Dave Winfield PSA 3 VG? The list goes on, but there are a lot of cards not remotely worth the grading fees in that lot.
Can't decide whether that's a good price or not? Gold is worth let's say $1250 an ounce (?), so I guess that puts the cards at $1 per card.
I saw a PSA 10 Griffey UD and a PSA 10 Chrome Harper auto, those are probably $250-300 each, if there's a few more like that in there I could easily see an "average" of $1 per card. There's a bunch of 10 glavines and johnsons, any Ryan in a holder should sell for a few bucks, every little bit would help.
I actually think someone may have gotten a nice deal here, even at $15k. How long's it gonna take to move those 8,700 cards out? How long will it take to sort through them all?
Sure hoping someone here bought it, just so we can watch updates as they get resold.
And I wonder how these things are going to be shipped? I guess on a pallet, 8700 cards would be like 60 shoe boxes at least.
US $15,100.00
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Here's the next one for the watch list
Ebay listing 2million dollars