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[Aquarian Sports Cards]

The cards you mention are both softening. Be patient. Also a large difference between $1800 on a card you feel should be worth $600 and $700,000 on a card many feel is worth $40k.

[HistoricNewspapers]

Originally Posted by Aquarian Sports Cards

The cards you mention are both softening. Be patient. Also a large difference between $1800 on a card you feel should be worth $600 and $700,000 on a card many feel is worth $40k.

I agree those Jordan 10's were crazy sale prices. They probably got caught up in the hysteria on those.

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

But I would argue that that hysteria (among others in other sports) is what lifted all the boats.

[Johnny630]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1952-Bowman....m46890.l49286


I questioned this one big time.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by johnny630

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1952-bowman....m46890.l49286


i questioned this one big time.

poof?

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Originally Posted by Leon

poof?

damn that was fast!

[Johnny630]

Originally Posted by Aquarian Sports Cards

damn that was fast!

It shows up on VCP along with the eBay app on my phone.

It was a 1952 Bowman SGC 7 Mantle That sold for $42,600 2/14/21 PWCC

[MattyC]

Hysterical crock regarding that ebay “glitch.” Does anyone really believe that? Guess some out there figured the final price was too low and now want a mulligan, so the price doesn’t make all those prior “sales” look like the puerile manipulation plays they were. And this collector doesn’t believe that AH post defending those Jordan sales for a second. These hustlers out there must think we all are uneducated or gullible or both. That said, I do believe many folks got swept up in the mania.

[Johnny630]

Maybe the card or slab was bad......idk

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by MattyC

Hysterical crock regarding that ebay “glitch.” Does anyone really believe that? Guess some out there figured the final price was too low and now want a mulligan, so the price doesn’t make all those prior “sales” look like the puerile manipulation plays they were. And this collector doesn’t believe that AH post defending those Jordan sales for a second. These hustlers out there must think we all are uneducated or gullible or both. That said, I do believe many folks got swept up in the mania.

According to the PSA website, one of the PSA 10s is in the number one registry set which belongs to someone who may be wealthy by some standards but is certainly not famous. I suppose it's possible he consigned it and still hasn't removed it from his registry set.