Jumbo Wags back up for sale...the history of the card.

[e107collector]

Who the heck spent $315,000 on the LeBron James card!!! Unbelievable!!

Tony

[FourStrikes]

Originally Posted by e107collector

Who the heck spent $315,000 on the LeBron James card!!! Unbelievable!!

Tony

exactly.

and the Wagner is gorgeous, albeit WAAAAAY outta my price range. minus the notoriety of the "trimmed" Wags,
this one is by far a superior - and untainted - example, IMO.

[Snapolit1]

5 million estimate was only off by a couple of mil. Seems a little embarrassing. Is the market that irrational?

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

5 million estimate was only off by a couple of mil. Seems a little embarrassing. Is the market that irrational?

no...just the AH.

[botn]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

5 million estimate was only off by a couple of mil. Seems a little embarrassing. Is the market that irrational?

PT Barnum of the hobby. He is never embarrassed. The market is fine and the card exceeded what it could have gone for.

[Sean]

Originally Posted by botn

PT Barnum of the hobby. He is never embarrassed. The market is fine and the card exceeded what it could have gone for.

Funny, I remember a couple years ago when they sold a T206 Cobb/Cobb back for more than expected. One of his employees came on here to remind us how we (I) doubted that he could get that much for the card.
I'm guessing he won't be posting about this auction.

[mechanicalman]

The SGC 98 Ryan Rookie seemed to go for a bargain compared to the one listed on eBay for $795k, or 6x the price. But the Goldin one doesn't come with eBay bucks, so there's that...