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Old 06-11-2018, 02:31 PM
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Tough break on the card. I'll have to take your word that it's worth that much, because I'm looking on VCP and I don't see it being worth $4,000+.
A very recent REA sale of an SGC 20 with heavy creasing went for $3300.
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Old 06-11-2018, 02:34 PM
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A very recent REA sale of an SGC 20 with heavy creasing went for $3300.
And PWCC had a SGC 40 sale for $2,500 recently. The prices are all over the place on the card. But yes, someone shouldn't have messed with your auction.
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Old 06-11-2018, 02:38 PM
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And PWCC had a SGC 40 sale for $2,500 recently. The prices are all over the place on the card. But yes, someone shouldn't have messed with your auction.
Agreed, but I do think that the market has shifted a bit on this card in the 3 short months between those 2 comps.

It seems to be taking a similar road as the '25 Exhibits Gehrig - becoming more accepted in the hobby as a rookie card (along with the fielding pose).
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Old 06-11-2018, 02:44 PM
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A PSA Authentic sold in May REA's auction for $4200. I just paid $2k for an SGC 10... At any rate, that is not cool.... I'm sorry the seller did that, he screwed up, but that should be his loss and not yours. I won't be buying anything from him, so thank you for letting me know.
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Old 06-11-2018, 02:39 PM
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A very recent REA sale of an SGC 20 with heavy creasing went for $3300.
Did the crease look like it had been caused by kids jumping on it?
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Old 06-11-2018, 02:41 PM
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Did the crease look like it had been caused by kids jumping on it?
They are 2 completely different cards. The REA sale happened before this card was offered for sale.
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even worse when you find it was a friend (former) and N54 member (current) who contacted the seller
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Old 06-11-2018, 03:01 PM
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even worse when you find it was a friend (former) and N54 member (current) who contacted the seller
I'm sorry to hear that you went through something similar, especially since it was a (former) friend of yours. If you don't mind, I'd like to know who this N54 member is via PM.
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Bad seller doesn't seem to be selling anything right now...
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The worst at a Robert Morris show in Pittsburgh - I was a dealer - a guy walked up with a hell of a collection - mostly 1920's-1940's - Ruth's, Gerhig's, a few key autographs, postcards, etc. While I was negotiating a deal with the guy, a dealer set up across from me - Tony (I believe from a company named Superior sports - older guy back then - short, Skinny, black hair - very into trophies and memorabilia) walks over to my table and says to the guy "don't make a deal with him (me) until you talk to me". It was as close as I've ever come to jumping across my table and hitting someone. He ended up stealing the deal from me. Felt like hitting him the rest of the show - certainly shared w few choice words. Gets my blood boiling just remembering it. As it happened there was a small bit of Karma in the room and when Tony was packing up -he dropped and broke one of his trophies - couldn't have happened to a nicer guy!

Sorry this happened to you op.
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Did the crease look like it had been caused by kids jumping on it?
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Did the crease look like it had been caused by kids jumping on it?
Under no circumstances should anyone ever store graded cards on top of trampolines. However, raw is okay.

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A very recent REA sale of an SGC 20 with heavy creasing went for $3300.
I remember when I bought the batting Dietsche pose in PSA VgEx (graded that low only because of a light water mark on the back--the card looked every bit of ExMt+ on the front and otherwise!) for $1900 some years ago, and the tougher fielding pose in PSA 5 for $4,000 in 2011. How things have changed!

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