1991 Bowman Thome- huge quantity... grade or not?
VintagemanEd
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I bought 'bricks' of the 91 Bowman Thome back in the late 90's. I graded hundreds 10-15 years ago I guess but still have over 1,000 of them and they are all mint. I am not a big grader so trying to decide if I should go through the process and submit a large number of them or sell them off raw. Just getting thoughts from others
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Recent sales: 10 mint raw $19, PSA 10 $54-75, PSA 9 will get your grading fees back + a couple bucks
I would be selective, but submit any you think are lock 9s with a shot at a 10. Any way you do it, it's going to take a long time to unload that many and maximize profit.
It would be worth it to grade the best ones. 10s now go for $40-50 usually. I wouldn't be surprised if they went up to around $75 consistently after his induction, possibly next year. Like said above, grade the best, 9s will get the fees back and any 10s will be pure profit.
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Hi Ed!
I would try for a BGS 10. Just my opinion.
Just curious, what did you wind up paying per card on average when you bought them? Hopefully you are way ahead...
I say post scans of them all so we can help pick winners
Too long ago to remember but I want to think it was around $2 per card at the most
Yikes