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View Poll Results: How much will the Plank go for?
$40k-$55k 3 2.78%
$55k-$70k 5 4.63%
$70k-$95k 13 12.04%
$95k+ 87 80.56%
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Old 03-20-2012, 01:28 PM
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Default How much will the Goodwin Plank go for?
I was asked to start another poll about the Goodwin Plank. This card is a beauty and they've been crazy hot in the past couple months.
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Old 03-20-2012, 01:44 PM
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OVer 100K...for sure!!!! I'd bet my children on it!!!!
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OVer 100K...for sure!!!! I'd bet my children on it!!!!
I don't have any kids but +1
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neither do I...that's why it was an easy bet to take!!!!
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Isn't the PSA 8 Wagner supposedly also a unique factory cut Piedmont 150? Do we know anything about the provenance of this particular card?
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The poll should have probably started at less than 50k and then gone up to 250k.....Personally I think it will go for 160-225.....but we shall see...LL
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OVer 100K...for sure!!!! I'd bet my children on it!!!!
Let's see the kids. Are they graded?
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250-350k easy
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250k+ thats a gorgeous card
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WOW! A hand cut trimmed card with a numerical grade???? It should bring whatever a trimmed Plank Piedmont 150 warrants.


3rd party grading - A complete F--KING JOKE!
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Dan, if you don't mind me asking, how do you know its trimmed? Can you tell from the scan alone or have you seen it in person?

I won't be bidding either way, as its about 350x more expensive than the most expensive card I own, so I'm just wondering so I can learn.

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I have access to large raw scans before they were slabbed, the Wagner should be a 2 and the Plank and Magie are blatantly trimmed.

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I love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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c'mon, Dan...this is nothing new...just higher profile...higher buck cards than most grading errors. And the people buying them most likely couldn't care less.
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ok Peter, you win, you are right, I don't have a response for your statement, touche my friend!
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c'mon, Dan...this is nothing new...just higher profile...higher buck cards than most grading errors. And the people buying them most likely couldn't care less.
Perhaps, but MUCH higher profile, don't you think? At some point if there is credible evidence that mistakes (or worse) have been made at this level of card, the hobby has to take notice.
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