Signed AUTO Cards Group Break Input Wanted
TheSultanofSwat
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I have a large (30,000)+ baseball cards signed collection. With group breaks becoming popular, I was wanting feedback on an idea of a potential break. I have weened out the smudges, personalizations etc. I have this fabulous one owner collection that I purchased a few years back that I was wanting to figure the best way to move it out. This post is for honest feedback and to see if it would be a neat idea. The cool thing about this collection is that it was original put together by two autograph hounds from the 1960s-early 2000s in person. I have sold many tough deceased to hard core collectors such as Olbermann. We still have thousands of stars, HOFers, adn deceased. My idea was to put random lots together of perhaps 5 card lots or 10 cards lots together ranging from $25-50 each with atleast 1 HOFers and/or star per lot. The ration is about 40/60 when you figure stars/deceased/HOF/vintage (pre 1980) compared to commons. These have bold and period signatures for the most part. Most HOFers were signed during their playing days as well as 50s and 60s. Some later. This is why this lot is attractive. The Mantles were sold, but tons of HOFers and stars like Aaron, Mays, Robinson, Mathews, Seaver, Ryan, Ripken, Maris etc. I also have tons of FB/BKB and hockey so it is kind of overwhelming to try to see what needs slabbed so everything is still raw. Please feel free to shoot input regardless of opinion. I think it would be a fun way to sell these off faster at a discounted rate. Retail for everything is around $250K, but I only have baseball and football ready at this point. Baseball takes up about 50-60%+ of the entire collection with football next then hockey. Thanks in advance for input.
Jason
Jason
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Or have them put in packs and sell them by the pack.
Also, this sort of thing seems best suited for B/S/T.
<< <i> this sort of thing seems best suited for B/S/T. >>
Yup.
Jason
<< <i>Hey guys….yes I agree we need details, but hard to get super detailed on 30K+ cards. However, I would get lists and photos together if I pursued such a venture. If I decide to do this based on feedback, I will post in BST. I was just looking for input and ideas here as far as a break being worth the time and effort. I appreciate the forum here and value all input. Thanks and keep it coming.
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No need for super details. What is the approximate age range of the cards? (specifically baseball)
Are there 200 for 1950's or are there 2,000?
Are 20,000 of the cards from 1984?
"Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind." Dr. Seuss
50 cents each for minor league/college
$1 each for ceritfied commons
baseball: 50s $4-10 each (depending on years), 60s $3-7 each, 70s $2-5 each, 80s $1-2 each, 90s+ $1 each
basketball: 70s $2-4 each, 80s $2-3 each, 90s+ $1 each
football: 50s $3-8 each, 60s $3-6 each, 70s $2-5 each, 80s $1-3 each, 90s+ $1 each
hockey: similar to basketball.
Racing/Olympics/golf etc: $1 each
As far as the baseball was concerned (I don't believe we discussed any other sports) I thought your prices were quite high and you would have a lot of trouble selling the commons at those prices. Is this still approximately what the breakdown would be if you packaged them into LOTS?
More importantly, how is your daughter Mychal doing? I pray that she is fully recovered.
Doug
Liquidating my collection for the 3rd and final time. Time for others to enjoy what I have enjoyed over the last several decades. Money could be put to better use.
Best regards!
1992 GCL, 93 Stadium Club, 93 Greensboro,, 93 South Atlantic League, 93 Topps Marlins & Rockies,, 94 Classic Tampa, 94 Procards Tampa, 94 Florida State League & 95 Columbus Clippers.
Jason
Right place to discuss no doubt ,as a very good not to mention long standing member here I would
be interested in the football details for sure .Good luck either way you go.have always been a fan
of your large lots that you have posted in the bst in the past.
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1972 Football-9's high#'s
1965 Football-8's
1958 Topps FB-7-8
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Mykal is doing great. Thank you for asking. She is in marching band and finished golf. It's been a journey and taken some toll, but we are blessed! Thanks so much for asking. She just got her first job and has her license. A living miracle and I am just blessed to be her dad. Life is short and we should take every moment and day and strive to be sensitive to other people. My experience made me more compassionate exponentially. She may even start helping me in the shop!
Jason
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