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If anyone pays more than:
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They would be nuts.
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They would be nuts.
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Jeremy
<< <i>If you're looking to move any of that stuff at those prices, I'd buy it all.
Jeremy >>
+1
Group rip? An 81-83 wax box run for $195 is cheaper than each of those years are currently selling for individually.
buying O-Pee-Chee (OPC) baseball
Say you pay $225 for an 83 box and you grade just 1 Boggs, 1 Sanberg and 1 Gwynn and let's say you get 2
Psa 9's and one 8. You have maybe $80-100 in value then but you have the fun of the experience that has a major value
If your just doing it for the rip and strictly for monetary gain then most of the time in
The rip and submit game I would imagine you would come up on the short end, IMO
Rather keep the boxes unopened and buy cards already graded or buy lesser prices boxes to rip
<< <i>Let me be the first to say....I don't understand. >>
That's always been his style with all his other screen names. And the later in the evening, the less intelligible the posts become.
<< <i>I would buy them and throw them all in a pool. >>
That's weird, how do you know about that? It happened well before Feb of 2015.
1994 Pro Line Live
TheDallasCowboyBackfieldProject
Currently Buy it Now $34.95 for a box and PSA 9 Favre is a $30.00 card. Emmitt Smith and Rice in PSA 10 get you $15-$20 each, minus grading fees. $30 is fair for a box
80 bucks for a sealed 1989 Score Football box with all those rookies: Totally agree on this one. This should be a $75-$100 box max
Packs at around $7.00 each is nuts. So much of this product still out there plus the factory sets. Better off paying the $85 for the PSA 10 Aikman and $160 for the Sanders and the other rookies raw in mint for what a box goes for now. You need to hit both Aikman and Sanders in PSA 10 minus grading fees, and you still don't come out even for a box at $275-$285 now. Get Aikman, Sanders, Irvin and Deion ALL in PSA 10 and then you got something, but really what are the chances? And besides Sanders at $$45 and Aikman at $25 PSA 9's go for squat.
10 bucks for a 1990 Leaf Thomas box: Not too much off on this one.
Not much in this set except Thomas I agree. PSA 10 is around $60ish. The entire series 1 and 2 set can be had for under a pair of movie tickets. I think around $25 is the max on this product. Lots of buy and holders on these cases got burned real bad. Boat loads of it still out there.
65 bucks for any 1981-1983 Topps baseball box rack/cello etc : I disagree.
For 1981: PSA 10's are good money right now especially for Hall of Famers. Schmidt, Rose, Carlton, Yount, Brett, Ozzie, Henderson, etc. etc., the yield for 10's I agree is so small per box, but it only takes a few to do well. If you get a Ryan, Rose, Valenzuela or Gibson in a PSA 10, then wow! Now chances are slim, but that is the chance. A very tough set and only a handful go for anything above grading fees in PSA 9. Boxes of these are on fire going between $250-$300. I think that is too high, but your $65 is way to low. $125-$175 is fair I think.
For 1982: Same as above for Hall of Famers in PSA 10. Many more chances of success as 82 is significantly higher yield of 10's. Plus with Ripken 10 in the $600-$700 range now and 9's bringing solid money. 82 has always been a winner for me. Ryan, Rose, Reggie, and a huge amount of HOF's bringing $50 or more and several north of $200 this is a great value. At currently $260 a box, I am a buyer and many other folks are too. This could be a $350 box by next baseball season.
For 1983: Ditto. Far too many 10's in the set to choose from. Even common 10's bring $20 per or more. And come on! Sandberg, Boggs, and Gwynn. Look at the huge gains they have had this year in price!
20 bucks for a 1989 Upper Deck Baseball box : I don't even now how to address this one. GRIFFEY when he hits the Hall of Fame. This will be a $50 raw card for that summer! But I know there is a planet full of this stuff and yes enough for every man, woman and child on earth to have 6 cases each, but hey everyone loves Ken "Grumpy" Junior
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<< <i>I would buy them and throw them all in a pool. >>
That's weird, how do you know about that? It happened well before Feb of 2015. >>
That's weird, how do you know about that? It happened well before Jan of 2014
<< <i>That's weird, how do you know about that? It happened well before Jan of 2014 >>
You're wrong.
<< <i>30 bucks for a Favre 1991 Stadium Football box: Agree on this one but its a push
Currently Buy it Now $34.95 for a box and PSA 9 Favre is a $30.00 card. Emmitt Smith and Rice in PSA 10 get you $15-$20 each, minus grading fees. $30 is fair for a box
80 bucks for a sealed 1989 Score Football box with all those rookies: Totally agree on this one. This should be a $75-$100 box max
Packs at around $7.00 each is nuts. So much of this product still out there plus the factory sets. Better off paying the $85 for the PSA 10 Aikman and $160 for the Sanders and the other rookies raw in mint for what a box goes for now. You need to hit both Aikman and Sanders in PSA 10 minus grading fees, and you still don't come out even for a box at $275-$285 now. Get Aikman, Sanders, Irvin and Deion ALL in PSA 10 and then you got something, but really what are the chances? And besides Sanders at $$45 and Aikman at $25 PSA 9's go for squat.
10 bucks for a 1990 Leaf Thomas box: Not too much off on this one.
Not much in this set except Thomas I agree. PSA 10 is around $60ish. The entire series 1 and 2 set can be had for under a pair of movie tickets. I think around $25 is the max on this product. Lots of buy and holders on these cases got burned real bad. Boat loads of it still out there.
65 bucks for any 1981-1983 Topps baseball box rack/cello etc : I disagree.
For 1981: PSA 10's are good money right now especially for Hall of Famers. Schmidt, Rose, Carlton, Yount, Brett, Ozzie, Henderson, etc. etc., the yield for 10's I agree is so small per box, but it only takes a few to do well. If you get a Ryan, Rose, Valenzuela or Gibson in a PSA 10, then wow! Now chances are slim, but that is the chance. A very tough set and only a handful go for anything above grading fees in PSA 9. Boxes of these are on fire going between $250-$300. I think that is too high, but your $65 is way to low. $125-$175 is fair I think.
For 1982: Same as above for Hall of Famers in PSA 10. Many more chances of success as 82 is significantly higher yield of 10's. Plus with Ripken 10 in the $600-$700 range now and 9's bringing solid money. 82 has always been a winner for me. Ryan, Rose, Reggie, and a huge amount of HOF's bringing $50 or more and several north of $200 this is a great value. At currently $260 a box, I am a buyer and many other folks are too. This could be a $350 box by next baseball season.
For 1983: Ditto. Far too many 10's in the set to choose from. Even common 10's bring $20 per or more. And come on! Sandberg, Boggs, and Gwynn. Look at the huge gains they have had this year in price!
20 bucks for a 1989 Upper Deck Baseball box : I don't even now how to address this one. GRIFFEY when he hits the Hall of Fame. This will be a $50 raw card for that summer! But I know there is a planet full of this stuff and yes enough for every man, woman and child on earth to have 6 cases each, but hey everyone loves Ken "Grumpy" Junior >>
Oh thank god (or whatever higher power) A non member of the "I'm pretty Gangsta CU Board Dude SICK " club has replied.
Will give ya the 83 Topps, ok. But come on ! 1989 Upper Deck ? No man..that is definitely a legit 20 buck only box if all knew what went on with this place and still is.
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<< <i>That's weird, how do you know about that? It happened well before Jan of 2014 >>
You're wrong. >>
Yep, May 18th to be exact.
1994 Pro Line Live
TheDallasCowboyBackfieldProject
The way this one is presented? I'll pass.