probstein (who is still dead to me) sells a Brady RC for $250K

[Jim65]

Brady has 135 different rookie cards? Talk about ridiculous.

[ALR-bishop]

That he has that many rookie cards or the price for this one....or both ?

[Peter_Spaeth]

Maybe the buyer is doing the run.

[Peter_Spaeth]

If 100 of this one were made, 73 will be on sale soon.

[Jim65]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

That he has that many rookie cards or the price for this one....or both ?

That he has that many rookie cards, I'm glad I really don't collect post 1990 stuff.

[Snapolit1]

Originally Posted by Jim65

Brady has 135 different rookie cards? Talk about ridiculous.

. . . and putting aside the fact that on a national level he is wildly unpopular . . ..

Hardly Roberto Clemente or Mickey Mantle.

[MRSPORTSCARDCOLLECTOR]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

. . . and putting aside the fact that on a national level he is wildly unpopular . . ..

Hardly Roberto Clemente or Mickey Mantle.

They hate him now but in 10 years they will appreciate him.
Also he is modern superstar in the age of Facebook,Twitter,Youtube and internet which I could see him having more demand than Mantle in 20 years.

Think of Clark Gable. He is the king of Hollywood,but anybody under 40 would rather have Leonardo DiCaprio or Tom Cruise's autograph.
Why? Gable was never part of thier childhood like DiCaprio or Cruise were,similar to how it will be in 20 years when people will remember Tom Brady in the Superbowl and have no memories of the Mick.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by MRSPORTSCARDCOLLECTOR

They hate him now but in 10 years they will appreciate him.
Also he is modern superstar in the age of Facebook,Twitter,Youtube and internet which I could see him having more demand than Mantle in 20 years.

Think of Clark Gable. He is the king of Hollywood,but anybody under 40 would rather have Leonardo DiCaprio or Tom Cruise's autograph.
Why? Gable was never part of thier childhood like DiCaprio or Cruise were,similar to how it will be in 20 years when people will remember Tom Brady in the Superbowl and have no memories of the Mick.

If he has more demand than Mantle, he will have 100x the supply.

[Neal]

Originally Posted by MRSPORTSCARDCOLLECTOR

They hate him now but in 10 years they will appreciate him.
Also he is modern superstar in the age of Facebook,Twitter,Youtube and internet which I could see him having more demand than Mantle in 20 years.

Think of Clark Gable. He is the king of Hollywood,but anybody under 40 would rather have Leonardo DiCaprio or Tom Cruise's autograph.
Why? Gable was never part of thier childhood like DiCaprio or Cruise were,similar to how it will be in 20 years when people will remember Tom Brady in the Superbowl and have no memories of the Mick.

I'm guessing you are either a SUPER FAN or someone who will be looking to cash in on Brady cards that you may have

In any event, if there are collectors in 20 years, Mantle is certainly going to be remembered. In the sports card hobby, baseball is clearly the most collected sport.

[Snapolit1]

Originally Posted by Neal

I'm guessing you are either a SUPER FAN or someone who will be looking to cash in on Brady cards that you may have

In any event, if there are collectors in 20 years, Mantle is certainly going to be remembered. In the sports card hobby, baseball is clearly the most collected sport.

I collect Ruth Gehrig and Joe Jackson. Three of the most coveted players in all sports collecting. What is the logic that no one will remember Mickey Mantle in 20 years. That’s just idiotic.

[Neal]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

I collect Ruth Gehrig and Joe Jackson. Three of the most coveted players in all sports collecting. What is the logic that no one will remember Mickey Mantle in 20 years. That’s just idiotic.

Idiotic may be an understatement imo