What is a fair price for a 1939 Playball Joe Dimaggio in PSA 2.5?

[Zone91]

I am thinking about 350$ am I off?? A nice looking 2.5 well centered.

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[bobbyw8469]

Ugly 2's recently sold for $350, and a nice 4 recently sold for $600 (although that seems like a impatient buyer got hold of one of those sky high BIN's.). I am thinking between $400-$430 should get it done.

[Zone91]

Thanks!!

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[Leon]

Originally Posted by Zone91

Thanks!!

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Already at 15 posts Adrian?

[Zone91]

Leon opps should have wrote 1 not 15. Thanks.

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[Zone91]

Is the 1938 Goudey his rookie card or his 1939 playball? I am confused.

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[ullmandds]

36 goudey is rookie.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Zone91

Leon opps should have wrote 1 not 15. Thanks.

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I am the one that edited your #1 to be #15 .....we'll give you 18 posts today..I was just playing around with you........LL

[barrysloate]

I think Adrian could use a post management consultant.

[Zone91]

Leon you are very sneaky!!!

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[Paul S]

Originally Posted by Leon

I am the one that edited your #1 to be #15 .....we'll give you 18 posts today..I was just playing around with you........LL

Agree, since he's been relatively quiet (for him) the past couple of days. Gets credit for time served.

Adrian, get yourself a copy of The Standard Catalog where all major league rookie cards are in italic. That way the mish-mosh of misinformation on the internet (excluding Net54) won't confuse you. BTW, a great rookie card to have in 1939 Play Ball is the Williams.