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Old 07-04-2023, 08:33 PM
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Found it,
His name is Jason Koonce.
Apparently he's a known card trimmer. And owns some obscure grading company called ISA. Notice none of the Jackies are in one of those holders. 😂
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Old 07-05-2023, 09:00 PM
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I really don't see the point of hoarding any one card, especially if it is a costly one. The variety you could have with the same money spent is crazy to imagine.

The guy who had all the 52 Topps Tony B or the 64 Topps Flood cards comes to mind as well, even if the cards are not top $, it can add up. I think the 52 Topps was a high number, so not cheap.

Of course, I have also seem guys claim they have 5K boxes full of 80s/90s star cards.

I'll admit I have a few hundred of several Garvey cards when I got caught up in buying 50 and 100 card lots many years back, but even a 79 Topps isn't going to set you back much to do that.
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Old 07-05-2023, 11:07 PM
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I really don't see the point of hoarding any one card, especially if it is a costly one. The variety you could have with the same money spent is crazy to imagine.

The guy who had all the 52 Topps Tony B or the 64 Topps Flood cards comes to mind as well, even if the cards are not top $, it can add up. I think the 52 Topps was a high number, so not cheap.

Of course, I have also seem guys claim they have 5K boxes full of 80s/90s star cards.

I'll admit I have a few hundred of several Garvey cards when I got caught up in buying 50 and 100 card lots many years back, but even a 79 Topps isn't going to set you back much to do that.
Its a strange control issue rabbit hole one goes down when hoarding a specific card.
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Its a strange control issue rabbit hole one goes down when hoarding a specific card.
Especially when there are a lot of them out there. If there were a half dozen or something, and no one else cared so you could get them for nothing, then maybe…
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If you like collecting multiple of a card, why shouldn’t you collect that card?
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Old 07-06-2023, 06:54 AM
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No wonder pricing is where it is. Bet there are plenty of people covering their basis...until they cant
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Old 07-06-2023, 07:02 PM
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If you like collecting multiple of a card, why shouldn’t you collect that card?
Whatever floats your boat!!

I’m no psychologist, but it does seem like there’s something unique about going exceptionally deep. If you’ve got 1-5 v 20-50 v 100-200 v 5000+. At some point it sort of gets a bit ludicrous. Particularly if there are large sums involved, and great effort to round them all up individually.
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Whatever floats your boat!!

I’m no psychologist, but it does seem like there’s something unique about going exceptionally deep. If you’ve got 1-5 v 20-50 v 100-200 v 5000+. At some point it sort of gets a bit ludicrous. Particularly if there are large sums involved, and great effort to round them all up individually.
I’m just trying to understand the logic. This board, in general, gets upset when we have threads about a hoarder or hoarding. The Jackie is a very common card, just expensive. This guy isn’t getting them all or anywhere close. This board loves investment (and advises emptying your 401K and taking out loans to buy more investor pump cards like this one), which stacking Leaf Jackie’s almost certainly is.

If I pump a card investors like and get 99 other people to buy 1 with me to juice the price, that is considered positive and great. If I buy 100 copies of it myself, it’s bad and we might need a psychologist. I don’t get a meaningful difference.
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