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Originally Posted by 1963Topps Set
You mean you would rather have a 2014 set then a 1954 set? As far as 1954 Topps not being in demand, then give me an Aaron rookie for the same price as the most expensive card in the 2014 set.
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I am not comparing.....
and yeah you take the very best card from a set that has value..that doesn't mean the whole set is great...actually the commons are usually what make you lose money on the sets...heck the PSA 10s 1974 topps can be worth 500-1000 dollars but the PSA 8s are a few bucks....so just because the PSA 10s are worth so much that doesn't speak for the normal set......so super conditioned or HOF or special player cards are just great cards..not great sets...
take away the 5 best cards in the 1954 set..what percentage of value are they taking of all the cards are in same condition? 50%?
if it isn't worth sending in the commons in Average condition to get graded than that speaks for itself
if 1954s are so great...would you send in a psa 3 common to get graded? I would send in a T206 common..but not a 1954...
by the way I really like the 1954s..
go and buy on ebay 1954 commons on ebay and try to sell them for profit..now buy a 1954 Aaron...I got a feeling the Aaron has better chance in going up in value than the commons......so your example means nothing...
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