2021 Exit Strategy

[bcbgcbrcb]

Don’t worry, I had my share of Jeffries rookie cards back in the late ‘80’s. Just one question, is your’s the Tiffany version or just regular Topps? I know better than to buy that junk wax stuff now, only looking for the premium cards.

[JollyElm]

Originally Posted by bcbgcbrcb

Don’t worry, I had my share of Jeffries rookie cards back in the late ‘80’s. Just one question, is your’s the Tiffany version or just regular Topps? I know better than to buy that junk wax stuff now, only looking for the premium cards.

Merely junk wax stuff???? The God of must-have cards, the Gregg Jefferies Rookie???????? You can't be serious, my friend. Wow, I've never realized two collectors could be so far apart on bankable hobby knowledge.

[The Detroit Collector]

Hey Phil,
I am very sorry to hear about the health.
You have given me great knowledge and advice. I wish I could return the favor, but I don't have the answer.
There is a ton of great advice in here. I hope everything works out for you.

[Mark17]

Originally Posted by JollyElm

Merely junk wax stuff???? The God of must-have cards, the Gregg Jefferies Rookie???????? You can't be serious, my friend. Wow, I've never realized two collectors could be so far apart on bankable hobby knowledge.

Second worst advice I've ever heard: Invest in Gregg Jefferies rookies.

Worst advice I've ever heard: Invest in 1989 Topps Gregg Jefferies non-rookies.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Mark17

Second worst advice I've ever heard: Invest in Gregg Jefferies rookies.

Worst advice I've ever heard: Invest in 1989 Topps Gregg Jefferies non-rookies.

Right up there with the relentless urgings of dealers at local shows I used to attend to buy this and that and the other wax box because they were "drying up."