Approx 800 Card 60's/70's Baseball, Football, Hockey, Basketball, misc.). Lotsa Pics! - AUCTIONS END

RBinTex · June 7, 2009 8:35PM

Lotsa commons but keys listed & imaged below. (SMR prices noted):

1970 Topps Football (8 different keys - 17 total w/dup's + 134 common):

No Description EXMT6 NM7 NMMT8 MT9
1 Len Dawson (HOF) - (3) 12 20 45 180
10 Bob Griese (HOF) - (2) 10 15 35 135
30 Bart Starr (HOF) - (2) 14 25 55 195
59 Alan Page (R) (HOF) - (2) 10 16 35 150
70 Gale Sayers (HOF) - (2) 18 30 60 225
80 Fran Tarkenton (HOF) - (2) 12 20 45 150
90 O.J. Simpson (R) (HOF) 30 55 115 535
114 Bubba Smith (R) - (3) 15 25 55 175

1971 Topps Football (24 different keys - 27 total w/dup's - + 141 common):

No Description EXMT6 NM7 NMMT8 MT9
1 Johnny Unitas (HOF) 20 35 120 750
3 Marty Schottenheimer (R) 10 18 42 225
19 Don Maynard (HOF) 4 7 18 100
39 George Blanda (HOF) 10 15 30 160
41 Alex Karras 4 7 18 80
45 Larry Csonka (HOF) 10 18 40 150
50 Sonny Jurgensen (HOF) 4 7 18 80
53 Bubba Smith 6 10 25 125
61 Jan Stenerud 4 7 18 90
71 Alan Page (HOF) - (2) 8 14 30 160
91 Mercury Morris (R) - (2) 4 7 20 150
100 John Brodie 4 7 18 100
113 Ken Houston (R) (HOF) 9 15 35 235
114 Willie Lanier (R) (HOF) 12 20 50 225
120 Fran Tarkenton (HOF) 12 20 40 225
125 Merlin Olsen (HOF) - (2) 4 7 19 125
150 Gale Sayers (HOF) 15 28 60 275
160 Bob Griese (HOF) 10 18 30 150
186 Jim Kiick (R) 4 7 18 85
200 Bart Starr (HOF) 14 22 58 235
211 Jake Scott (R) 5 9 22 90
245 Joe Greene (R) (HOF) 25 45 115 3500
260 O.J. Simpson (HOF) – (2) 12 20 65 500
261 Paul Warfield (HOF) 6 10 28 175

1971-1972 Topps Basketball (7 keys + 29 common):

No Description EXMT6 NM7 NMMT8 MT9
55 Pete Maravich SP (HOF) 18 35 65 275+
82 Don Chaney 3 8 16 60
96 Clem Haskins 3 8 16 60
131 Nate Thurmond (HOF) 3 8 16 65
160 Mack Calvin (R) 3 8 16 60
165 Zelmo Beaty 6 12 25 75
224 Louie Dampier (R) 6 12 30 80

1969-1970 TOPPS Hockey (10 keys + 63 common):

No Description EX5 EXMT6 NM7 NMMT8 MT9
4 Serge Savard (R) (HOF) 10 15 28 70 150
6 Yvan Cournoyer (HOF) 4 8 15 40 110
8 Jacques Lemaire (HOF) 4 8 15 40 110
12 Glenn Hall (HOF) 4 8 15 40 110
26 Johnny Bucyk (HOF) 4 8 15 40 110
61 Gordie Howe (HOF) 30 40 65 165 325
62 Frank Mahovlich (HOF) 4 8 15 40 110
76 Stan Mikita (HOF) 8 12 22 55 135
89 Bernie Parent (HOF) 15 25 40 110 250
107 Dennis Hextall 4 8 15 40 110

1971-1972 Topps Hockey (16 keys + 71 common):

No Description EXMT6 NM7 NMMT8 MT9
2 Assist Leaders (Orr,Esposito,Bucyk) 10 16 24 50
3 Scoring Ldrs (Esposito,Orr,Bucyk) 8 14 22 45
10 Jacques Plante (HOF) 8 14 22 60
40 Brad Park (HOF) 6 10 18 35
50 Bobby Hull (HOF) 17 27 45 90
54 Gerry Cheevers (HOF) 4 8 15 30
60 Gilbert Perreault (HOF) 8 14 22 50
65 Derek Sanderson 4 8 15 30
90 Ed Giacomin (HOF) 4 8 15 30
96 Eddie Shack 4 8 15 30
100 Bobby Orr (HOF) 25 40 65 135
110 Tony Esposito (HOF) 12 18 30 70
114 Bobby Clarke (HOF) 14 22 38 80
125 Stan Mikita (HOF) 6 10 18 35
131 Bernie Parent (HOF) 6 10 18 35
A PSA Mint 9 Esposito sold for $158 in 2008

1971 Topps Baseball (32 keys + 232 common):

No Description EXMT6 NM7 NMMT8 MT9
1 World Champions (Baltimore Orioles) 6 16 50 450
50 Willie McCovey (HOF) 6 15 55 400
66 NL HR Leaders (Bench, B. Williams, etc.) 8 14 35 215
140 Gaylord Perry (HOF) 6 12 35 300
160 Tom Seaver (HOF) 20 38 130 850
180 Al Kaline (HOF) 14 22 65 500
188 Bobby Valentine (R) 5 10 22 125
230 Willie Stargell (HOF) 8 16 45 250
233 Larry Bowa 4 7 18 175
248 Hoyt Wilhelm (HOF) 6 12 35 215
250 Johnny Bench (HOF) 22 50 210 1000
276 George Foster (R) 6 12 35 240
280 Fergie Jenkins (HOF) 6 12 35 225
331 World Series Game 5 (B. Robinson) 6 12 28 165
350 Billy Williams (HOF) 6 12 35 210
355 Bud Harrelson (with Ryan) 5 10 25 150
361 Don Sutton (HOF) 6 12 38 200
388 Al Oliver 5 10 25 185
400 Hank Aaron (HOF) 40 65 190 1250
402 Dodgers team 5 10 25 150
437 Danny Murtaugh 5 10 25 150
450 Bob Gibson (HOF) 8 18 55 425
520 Tommy John 5 10 25 150
525 Ernie Banks (HOF) 35 65 150 800
530 Carl Yastrzemski (HOF) 18 32 75 500
544 Vida Blue 6 12 28 175
550 Harmon Killebrew (HOF) 17 30 65 400
567 Walt Alston (HOF) 6 12 28 150
570 Jim Palmer (HOF) 18 32 90 385
594 Al Hrabosky (R) 6 12 28 175
600 Willie Mays (HOF) 60 100 300 2800
630 Roberto Clemente (HOF) 75 130 325 2750

Additional Stuff:

Football:

1971 Topps Football Game Inserts / Playing Cards:

24 football card games sheets (to be imaged later)

Baseball:

1972 Joe Dimaggio Bowery Bank Cards

Hockey:

1971-72 Topps/OPC Hockey Booklet Collection

alnavman · June 8, 2009 12:25AM

you may have to put them out on ebay individually. I don't think you'll get anyone to pay $3 - 10 per card otherwise....and you'll probably find that many that list for those type prices won't sell at all. just my experience with these types of cards.....

RBinTex · June 8, 2009 6:50AM

Thanks for the info.

Ahmanfan · June 8, 2009 9:49AM

could list what you have here, someone might need some.
John

RBinTex · June 25, 2009 10:11AM

Anyone local in DFW that wants to take a look?

RBinTex · June 27, 2009 10:03AM

Got them a bit more organized now.

IJustLoveCards · June 27, 2009 12:18PM

pm sent...

Mintacular · June 27, 2009 5:08PM

<< PSA 8 or higher (SMR prices): >>

- I don't think so...

RBinTex · June 29, 2009 12:28PM

Advice welcome!!!

thedutymon · June 29, 2009 10:11PM

Asking Prices??????

Neil

RBinTex · June 30, 2009 8:55AM

Asking Prices??????

Everything's on eBay in Make An Offer format.

Bottom9th · June 30, 2009 10:24AM

Where did you come up with the pricing? You are quoting SMR for these raw cards. Am I missing something?
In any event good luck.

daddymc · June 30, 2009 11:51AM

<< Advice welcome!!! >>

I don't see how you are grading these as "8" (NM-MT). I see several that would grade a "6" (EX-MT) or "7" (NM) at best. I would advise you to reset your expectations on these or if you feel that confident about your grading, then I would advise you to submit them on July special for just $4.50 card.

Edit to add that several of these would likely receive OC qualifiers.

IchiroDeported · June 30, 2009 3:05PM

dude, those auctions are a complete joke. all that effort, grading guide, its a lot of bull, you have cards in decent raw shape. time to get a tad more realistic.

Allen · June 30, 2009 5:22PM

<< dude, those auctions are a complete joke. all that effort, grading guide, its a lot of bull, you have cards in decent raw shape. time to get a tad more realistic. >>

This seller either does not understand grading or is just listing some stupid auctions. They might bring a small percentage of the opening BINs.

thedutymon · June 30, 2009 11:14PM

Morning,
Wow what a complete joke. Somebody needs to wake up and smell the coffee. Can you say Completed Auction Sales:

0 !!!!!

Neil

RBinTex · June 30, 2009 11:23PM

All auctions are set up so that buyers can offer whatever they want for any number of the cards (that's why the quantity shows as 10 - i.e. so multiple offers can be received).

The prices are a joke and are just "placeholders" to allow the listing to survive through the offers. I really have NO IDEA what the ACTUAL reasonable value of each entire set is since I obviously don't have the expertise (or time) to grade every one of the approximate 800 cards and research their values using past sales, auction results, SMR online, etc.

Anyone wanna take the time required to perform this task for a cut?

Lastly, yes, I thought most were a grade of 8 or so when I first started the listings merely because they looked very nice to me AND because they looked nearly identical to me to ones I compared them to that were on eBay and graded by PSA as an 8. I really could not tell any discernible differences in most cases.

Anyway, who cares if the auction says $1,000 or whatever. If you think cards number x, y, & z are worth $50 TO YOU, go ahead and offer that.

I really do appreciate all the advice and education you guys have given me thus far.

Thanks,

Roger.

ps. What's an "OC qualifier"

thedutymon · June 30, 2009 11:31PM

Good Morning,
Well I was going to give you the benefit of the doubt and make an offer on a couple of lots I was interested in. But I can't because you've got some confusing make an Offer on one lot of 10...Or whatever. As an example I wanted to just make an offer on the 71's, not 10 cards, not multiple lots of you pick the number or whatever!! Just the whole lot of 168 cards. Your complication of the bidding/Offer process assure that you will get no bid from me, and I guarantee almost anybody else.
Good Luck and have a Great day!!
Neil

Bottom9th · June 30, 2009 11:38PM

I'll offer $100 for all the 70-71 football.

RBinTex · July 1, 2009 12:09AM

The quantity of 10 simply allows for up to 10 separate offers to be made/received.

I set the buyer requirements to not allow anyone to buy more than 1 which means that someone couldn't buy the whole lot 10 times e.g.

How else would it be possible to allow different people to make offers for different parts of the set without doing multiple listings?

Sorry you are confused but it's really quite simple. Make an offer for whatever cards you want.

Select a quantity of one regardless of the number of cards you want (in fact, eBay won't let you make an offer on more than one). Let me know in the offer details which card(s) your offer covers.

thedutymon · July 1, 2009 12:48AM

Good day,
That's Ok, I'm not a neophyte here. I just don't understand why you couldn't list them at your rediculous price with Make Best Offer option, you can get one or a thousand offers, its really that simple!!
Anyway my advice is to take Bottom 9th's offer, that's way more than I was going to offer.
Have a great day
Neil

Allen · July 1, 2009 1:59AM

I think that listing is against eBay policy.

Bottom9th · July 1, 2009 3:49AM

<< Good day,
That's Ok, I'm not a neophyte here. I just don't understand why you couldn't list them at your rediculous price with Make Best Offer option, you can get one or a thousand offers, its really that simple!!
Anyway my advice is to take Bottom 9th's offer, that's way more than I was going to offer.
Have a great day
Neil >>

Yeah Neil, I have issues with paying too much sometimes!

thedutymon · July 1, 2009 5:11AM

<< 

<< Good day,
That's Ok, I'm not a neophyte here. I just don't understand why you couldn't list them at your rediculous price with Make Best Offer option, you can get one or a thousand offers, its really that simple!!
Anyway my advice is to take Bottom 9th's offer, that's way more than I was going to offer.
Have a great day
Neil >>

Yeah Neil, I have issues with paying too much sometimes! >>

Me Too, just puttin' a plug in for ya!!!!!

Neil

Ahmanfan · July 1, 2009 5:13AM

Hi,
looking for these '71 football in a strict nm/m :
50 133 150 156 174 177 185 189 192 201 206 209 217 227 244 245 250 259 260

thanks
John

daddymc · July 1, 2009 9:05AM

OC qualifier is given to cards that are off center. From a SMR or grading perspective it reduces the value of those cards by about two grades. You have some nice mid-grade cards, but the confusing auction format, the high BIN price, and the highlighted PSA 8 SMR values put me off as a buyer. I think you will have better luck splitting out key cards and selling those as singles , then take Neil's advice and sell the remainder as a raw lot.

Edit to add: You've set up your auction to make it easy for you as the seller. You'll have much better results if you make it easier for the buyer instead.

RBinTex · July 31, 2009 3:52PM

Auctions Ending Today:

BASEBALL

FOOTBALL

HOCKEY

BASKETBALL

RBinTex · August 2, 2009 5:50AM

HOCKEY

BASEBALL

FOOTBALL

Approx 800 Card 60's/70's Baseball, Football, Hockey, Basketball, misc.). Lotsa Pics! - AUCTIONS END

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