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I know there's probably not perfect answer to this, but where does Flawless rank in terms of the hierarchy for NFL cards?
What would the top type of cards be? National treasures, rookie prizms, rookie tickets? Just seeing where you think Flawless falls in those categories, assuming it's an on card auto with a PSA 10.
What would the top type of cards be? National treasures, rookie prizms, rookie tickets? Just seeing where you think Flawless falls in those categories, assuming it's an on card auto with a PSA 10.
I think over the next few months, depending on how my crypto does, I'm going to buy more Lamar cards.
I know I have some nice ones already, but looking at prices, I feel like he's that one QB that has proven himself, can bounce back, and is still young.
He can put up video game numbers if their offensive scheme can change. Rather continue to bet on him than overpay for some other QB's or take a risk on some rookies.
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Anytime you guys see a nice Lamar card, let me know.
I know I have some nice ones already, but looking at prices, I feel like he's that one QB that has proven himself, can bounce back, and is still young.
He can put up video game numbers if their offensive scheme can change. Rather continue to bet on him than overpay for some other QB's or take a risk on some rookies.
.Anytime you guys see a nice Lamar card, let me know.
Damn, that Lamar card is definitely going to go well over $10,000.
Not sure I want to spend more than $10,000. Do you think this goes for more than $15,000?
Not sure I want to spend more than $10,000. Do you think this goes for more than $15,000?
I'd be surprised if it goes over $15K. There were nice National Treasures RPAs going for under $10K the past couple months.
A true gem BGS 9.5 of his 2017 XRC Gold Prizm was a little over $7,000 in December.
Lamar Jackson 2017 Select 2018 Gold Prizm XRC RC Rookie #D 03/10 BGS 9.5 GEM | eBay
The one you're saying should not go over $15,000 is the Goldin auction one, correct? Just want to make sure I'm talking about the same card.
Have about forty cards that I'm going to sell. Don't really want to keep anything other than QB's right now..
Hoping I can get somewhere around $2,000 for them, but we'll see.
Edit: Not getting anywhere close to that without selling a few I was going to hold off on. Some of these cards were going for a lot less than I though, but it makes sense.
.Hoping I can get somewhere around $2,000 for them, but we'll see.
Edit: Not getting anywhere close to that without selling a few I was going to hold off on. Some of these cards were going for a lot less than I though, but it makes sense.
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Rickdogg44
RIP Charmander RIP Kobe
Maybe post prior but...
Had my hands on a Jackie Robinson, Mickey Mantle, Lou Brock and some others today. Yall should grade with SGC, they take their stuff very seriously.
Youhadasparkwhenustarted
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? Got a link to a story?damn this PSA ponzi scheme story
lol I can't find a write up on it but if you look it up on youtube there are a bunch of videos
here's one:
I'm not a huge expert, but from my understanding he basically a dude was submitting the cards in bulk for multiple people/retailers/youtubers and now owes PSA 6-7 figures but his own little card shop supposedly went belly up, so he can't pay to get the cards out. i guess PSA has a function where you can pay after to get the cards out? so basically it seems like he was relying on the money he didn't have to keep flowing so he could keep getting peoples graded cards out...
then he ran outta money... hence the ponzi scheme part.
Youhadasparkwhenustarted
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lol I can't find a write up on it but if you look it up on youtube there are a bunch of videos
here's one:
I'm not a huge expert, but from my understanding he basically a dude was submitting the cards in bulk for multiple people/retailers/youtubers and now owes PSA 6-7 figures but his own little card shop supposedly went belly up, so he can't pay to get the cards out. i guess PSA has a function where you can pay after to get the cards out? so basically it seems like he was relying on the money he didn't have to keep flowing so he could keep getting peoples graded cards out...
then he ran outta money... hence the ponzi scheme part.
Probably submitting to hit that bulk discount. I don't grade often but a couple of shops in my area offer the same kind of service, but I can only trust a stranger so much. I would never use them and it's because of shyt like this.
yeah that’s pretty much what the guy in the video i posted said. i understand why people who are trying to make a living off flipping cards would do it, but for your average collector who’s just trying to flip a few here and there, i’d never trust people i barely know like that.
Probably not going to make a bid on this.
Been a rough few months for the markets, so I'm probably going to have to pass on this one for now.
Goldin Auctions
Been a rough few months for the markets, so I'm probably going to have to pass on this one for now.
Goldin Auctions