Jeter SP Foil auction

[jfkheat]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

What difference would that make unless a sale did not actually go through?

Because WillBBC said that only five of these have hit public auctions since 2012. He didn't say that there have only been five auctions of these cards since 2012. I didn't check VCP to see if any were sold more than one time

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by jfkheat

Because WillBBC said that only five of these have hit public auctions since 2012. He didn't say that there have only been five auctions of these cards since 2012. I didn't check VCP to see if any were sold more than one time

What's relevant is the number of auctions, no? PSA just missed some that's all. Even of their 5, 2 are the same card.

https://www.psacard.com/cardfacts/ba...oil-279/41001/

[Bored5000]

I never really followed the prices of this card until I saw this thread that it is suddenly a $100,000 card in PSA 10. Like Peter, I don't really "get" the PSA 10 thing.

The card is $100,000 in PSA 10 and less than $300 in PSA 8. On the same night PWCC auctioned off the PSA 10, PWCC auctioned off two PSA 8s and they sold for $260.55 and $276.02.

Most of my collection is stuff outside the big four sports, but I think I would be satisfied buying an "8" for $300 and using the other $99,000 for Ruth, Cobb and Wagner cards that are actually rare.

[Peter_Spaeth]

To me, if by taking it out of the holder you destroy 90 percent or more of its value -- meaning that 90 percent or more of its value is in the flip -- it makes no sense. And I think that's a fair assumption in this case, nobody (unless they had some real in with PSA) is going to pay even 10K for a raw Jeter I don't think.

[Nunzio11]

Given the price tag on the SP, the holders of the 2 PSA10 1996 Select Certified Mirror Gold must be ecstatic. True rookie year, only 30 printed (supposedly) and only 2 PSA 10s out of 13 total graded. How high could one of those go in the right auction environment?

[Peter_Spaeth]

The same guy on ebay has had numerous Select Certified Mirror cards seemingly for years, at incredibly high prices, and it doesn't look like any ever sell.

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by Bored5000

I never really followed the prices of this card until I saw this thread that it is suddenly a $100,000 card in PSA 10. Like Peter, I don't really "get" the PSA 10 thing.

The card is $100,000 in PSA 10 and less than $300 in PSA 8. On the same night PWCC auctioned off the PSA 10, PWCC auctioned off two PSA 8s and they sold for $260.55 and $276.02.

Most of my collection is stuff outside the big four sports, but I think I would be satisfied buying an "8" for $300 and using the other $99,000 for Ruth, Cobb and Wagner cards that are actually rare.

Mr. Trebek, I'll take a 7 and a Maserati for $100,000.

[Bored5000]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

Mr. Trebek, I'll take a 7 and a Maserati for $100,000.

A 7? That is only a $130 card. Maserati or not, you're not going to impress anyone with a 7.