1973 OPC Ruth/Aaron/Mays

miwlvrn

Looks like a strong price just came in for what might be the toughest / most condition-sensitive card of the 1970's.

1973 OPC Ruth/Aaron/Mays

Came in at $461.78 for this PSA 7, and that sounds like a decent buy at that price. I would have guessed it to sell for a bit more than that, though my snipe was set lower. Being on both the Aaron and Mays master sets helps it along too.

Big80s

That is nuts! Have you tracked any other prior sales of this card that even came close to this price? I would have guessed that was a $30 card.

tsalems1

<< <i>That is nuts! Have you tracked any other prior sales of this card that even came close to this price? I would have guessed that was a $30 card. >>



This is 1 of the - if not THE most difficult card to get centered in OPC baseball.

This is the best centered I have ever seen - most are miscut

Big80s

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<< <i>That is nuts! Have you tracked any other prior sales of this card that even came close to this price? I would have guessed that was a $30 card. >>



This is 1 of the - if not THE most difficult card to get centered in OPC baseball.

This is the best centered I have ever seen - most are miscut >>



My $30 offer stands

grote15

Wow, I was tracking that auction and thought it might sell for $200 at most~centering was OC T/B, but with this card, I suppose your standards must be adjusted.

miwlvrn

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<< <i>That is nuts! Have you tracked any other prior sales of this card that even came close to this price? I would have guessed that was a $30 card. >>



This is 1 of the - if not THE most difficult card to get centered in OPC baseball.

This is the best centered I have ever seen - most are miscut >>



Exactly right Tom. If there is a more difficult card to find centered, I've never heard of it, whether OPC or any other manufacturer.

MULLINS5

1979-80 Topps and OPC Mike Bossy #161 has to be one of the hardest cards to find centered.