Massive theft at Dallas card show, Nearly 2 Million Dollars worth of cards stolen

[GrayGhost]

And the material was so high end and such, U would hope if they tried to move it at the National or something it'd fail.

Hypothetically, I'd think cracking them out is the best bet to sel them. But, that has the loophole that many dealers, and rightfully so, wouldn't even think of buying such high end items unless they WERE GRADED

[Seven]

Originally Posted by GrayGhost

And the material was so high end and such, U would hope if they tried to move it at the National or something it'd fail.

Hypothetically, I'd think cracking them out is the best bet to sel them. But, that has the loophole that many dealers, and rightfully so, wouldn't even think of buying such high end items unless they WERE GRADED

In theory though how hard would it be to crack them out, sit on them for a year and grade them a little bit at a time? None of these cards are going to lose their value a year from now, they're that exceptional.

[Bigdaddy]

Originally Posted by Seven

In theory though how hard would it be to crack them out, sit on them for a year and grade them a little bit at a time? None of these cards are going to lose their value a year from now, they're that exceptional.

They won't have the patience to do that. Plus, it would be keeping the loot that would incriminate them. They'll want to turn these fast and wash their hands of the cards.