Whats your best card purchase?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Runscott

Jeff, Phil,

I bought it on ebay 9-10 years ago, then sold it about a year later to a Keeler collector. I don't know where it went from there, as following my old pieces through the auction houses and seeing what they re-sell for, is quite depressing.

10yrs, 6 mos, 2 days......but who's counting

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by Leon

10yrs, 6 mos, 2 days......but who's counting

Leon just gave me a board pedigree. Thanks!

(Do I get a watch?)

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Runscott

Leon just gave me a board pedigree. Thanks!

(Do I get a watch?)

A toaster. What color goes with your kitchen?



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[joeadcock]

Got these for a few bucks each.

[leaflover]

Thank goodness for "qualifiers"! If it wasn't for the (ST) I would not have been able to capture this one.

[bbcard1]

Not as spectacular as some of the other buys here, but picking up about 110 low grade T206s for $100 in the late 80s was one of the things that made it possible for me to make a push to get the set. It included a lot of lower to mid level hall of famers and southern leaguers.

A bigger money purchase i made that worked out well was at one of the Tuff Stuff shows I got a nice Seaver rookie, a low to mid grade Cracker Jack Walter Johnson and a nice Juan Marichal rookie for $400.

[wazoo]

My t206 Joe Doyle and t206 Ed Cicotte. I payed $90 for each card, raw. The Cicotte graded a 5 and the Doyle a 4. Obviously their prices have gone up.