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Old 12-27-2022, 02:40 PM
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There is absolutely zero chance of this card flying under the radar.
That’s not true at all.
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That’s not true at all.
A half million dollar card in a Goldin auction? No chance.
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A half million dollar card in a Goldin auction? No chance.
Not everyone has the free time to look, no matter what value…especially at this time of year.
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Sporting News is the most common of the ad backs by far. In total, there are approximately 40 of the other known ad backs. That makes them genuinely rare. The SN I would consider pretty scarce and the blank backs, which make up the majority of the Ruth rookies, just scarce. Having said that, they are all very desirable.
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A half million dollar card in a Goldin auction? No chance.
100 percent agree. The big players in the hobby are all tracking these cards.
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100 percent agree. The big players in the hobby are all tracking these cards.
Also, most know when these cards are coming to auction long before any public announcement.
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I'm game--my guess is $775k.
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I'm game--my guess is $775k.
I'm in Jay's camp, $775K - $800K.
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I'm in Jay's camp, $775K - $800K.
I'll go ahead and say that is preposterous


"this same card was auctioned by Goldin just 6 months ago and sold for $510K with BP. "
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