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Shipping was five bucks. Their rates are always a little high, but it's not too drastic for Americans. Charging that much to send to Canada though? You can barely fight the collecting (or especially buy & sell) war with those amounts. Like having one hand tied behind your back |
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Like I mentioned in that post, I would have jumped all over that card as I think it undersold, or undersold compared to what I would have paid, but his shipping fees nipped that thought right in the bud. I mainly stick with one U.S. seller, who, until recently, was only charging $3.00 dollars to ship, but with the CDN dollar still in the crapper, I have been sticking lately with just purchasing cards from Canada.
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Some more commons/minors picked up.
A lot of my remaining low numbers are the 251-310 series. I'm surprised that the first series commons still have a higher SMR. Those have been pretty easy. 244/407 |
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Following some of the previous GM sales a while ago, I also thought some cards did very very well but most were EX/EX+ and most very well centered.
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Added a few commons/minors and a few high numbers. Figured an overall update would fit around any time a new 10% more threshold is hit. At least until it's basically all high numbers left, or when major cards are picked up.
Now at just over 60% completion, it's becoming more of a set-to-be to flip through. I'm glad that I have this mix of grade 1.5-5. Naturally it makes the cost a lot more reasonable to use lower grade cards, but these non-beaters still show well since the minor to mediocre creases and so-so corners aren't as obvious in the topholders (you know how it goes). Plus all of the grade 4-5 low number HOFers in it makes you feel like there's plenty of decent quality that's nicer than "low" grade, too. Still need Pafko and 78 of the 97 highs, including all the key high #s Avg condition: Low number big cards: 4.2 Low number commons/minors: 2.5 High number commons: 2.7 Total cost: $5350. Total resale value: $7030 251/407 |
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2 1952 topps lots ended on ebay this week with High's which were not advertised. Both sold for extreme amounts, well over what highs have been in the past. Maybe more people searching as they were at home?
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Pecking away so slowly at the high numbers. The lots, regardless of whether it was those, the recent big REA ones, or whatever, just don't help out much. Even the smallest "bulk" discount seems to rarely exist in the world of the highs or the rare complete sets out there |
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268 Bob Lemon (HOF) 55 277 Early Wynn (HOF 55 3 Hank Thompson 50 7 Wayne Terwilliger 50 9 Bobby Hogue 50 15 Johnny Pesky 50 22 Dom DiMaggio 50 57 Ed Lopat 50 79 Gerald Staley 50 80 Herman Wehmeier 50 243 Larry Doby (HOF) 50 246 George Kell (HOF) 50 Those low series were mostly easy and pretty cheap. but I haven't come close to finding the Lemon or Wynn that I wanted, and no Kell or Doby yet either even though they aren't semi-highs. Doby especially commands a higher price. Understandably you'll pay twice as much for him in my grade range as just about every other $50 low series one there, which are all treated as bottom level commons except for maybe a shade more for Dimaggio and Pesky. Last edited by cardsagain74; 05-03-2020 at 04:11 PM. |
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So a neighbor thread got me taking pics (which I rarely do).
But it was already time to include some visuals here by now. Here's a couple snapshots of most of the best stuff from this one so far, along with the rest of the set up to #100: |
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Curious if people/a person might be pumping up these high numbers.
Anyone lose auctions to a high bidder with about 500 feedback masked ID 6**6? Seller has told me "bidder contacted me and said his son bid by accident" not true as he is a known 52 collector amd reseller. Since I wasnt good enough to be a real cop, I'll just be a message board/Ebay cop instead!
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Nice looking collection so far, John.
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