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100 percent agree about just buying the Mario with the 10-50k instead.
However, I do actually believe there is value in buying the Topps box for 10k. Chances are you will get three Lemieux's. He is usually the third card in and Gretzky is right after him in the same pack. That's what makes 85 Topps so cool to open. You get two of the greatest forwards of all time in the same pack, and both are protected from the top two and last two cards. I've heard that Mario can sometimes be found elsewhere in the pack, but I never experienced that opening boxes years ago. Think I opened six of them. To me OPC is more of a thrill, but not worth the price. If you have a thousand to blow on a pack, then you still have the chance of pulling a Gretzky or a Lemieux LL card, along with the rookie, so it is fun, but most of the time you're looking at off centered commons. I feel you have a much better chance of getting a couple of PSA 9's or even a 10 if you're lucky in a Topps pack. |
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At these prices, just buy the individual cards you are interested in. part of the value is the fact that the box is unopened.
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I wouldn't buy unopened packs looking for the Lemieux. The main reason is the potential for gum or wax stains.
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