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You might get better results if you give a ball park figure of what you're looking to pay. (View Post)

I'm guessing Oakland. (View Post)

1933 without a doubt in my opinion. Before I sold my entire collection in the late 90's - as I was recently married with little kids - this was the last card I sold. It was not graded and most likely… (View Post)

Spot on. Vintage cards from the 50's to 70's in high grade pretty much sell immediately if priced close to current market value. Plus they are extremely hard to find at most big card conventions. The… (View Post)

You are spot on with your thinking. Most of the modern cards worth big money will not be worth half of what they are going for now in 5-10 years. This is one of the many reasons why I advised the WNB… (View Post)