$92K for a 1971 Topps Super!!!????

[hcv123]

I was going to attach this to the REA auction post, but figured it needed a thread of its own. I can't find the words:

https://memorylaneinc.com/site/bids/...e?itemid=66161

Ignoring that this very same card on any given day could be returned as an 8 or a 9, 8's can be had for $300-$400, 9's for $2k-$3K

This card just sold for $92K $92K

What am I missing!?

And it didn't even make the "record prices" post auction email sent by ML.

[JeremyW]

Take away a zero & I'm still amazed.

[brianp-beme]

Fortunately the bidding on this one is already closed...otherwise the first born would have been in jeopardy of being sold and having new parents.

Brian (my reply could have just been 'Yikes'!)

[sreader3]

The facsimile auto alone is worth $50K.

[isiahfan]

Wow...a 10...I still love the grading scale and how it differs for modern vs vintage...IMO visible surface wear on both borders towards the top

[mrreality68]

Wow I guess I am buying all the wrong cardss

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by mrreality68

Wow I guess I am buying all the wrong cardss

Didn't you get the memo Jeff? It's all about the registry, damn the torpedoes full speed ahead...

[Donscards]

Memory Lane's auction had some record prices--I didnt get much due to prices, I did win the Snookums Babe Ruth Not much else---Record prices on Schapira Babe Ruths from 5K to 13+--

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by Donscards

Memory Lane's auction had some record prices--I didnt get much due to prices, I did win the Snookums Babe Ruth Not much else---Record prices on Schapira Babe Ruths from 5K to 13+--

the schapira prices were sky high!!!!

[paul]

I see PSA 10s from the 1969 Super set all the time because the cards have natural round corners. I assume the same must be true for 1970 and 1971 Supers, no?

[steve B]

The later supers are very thick cards and didn't always die cut as well as they should have. So the corners are sometimes a bit odd, even for a rounded corner.

[Fred]

Originally Posted by JeremyW

Take away a zero & I'm still amazed.

Ain't that the truth.

Dumbfounded.

[rjackson44]

Its a clemente omg

[hcv123]

Originally Posted by JeremyW

Take away a zero & I'm still amazed.

This "should" be a $10-15K card topps (imho) in today's market.

Originally Posted by isiahfan

Wow...a 10...I still love the grading scale and how it differs for modern vs vintage...IMO visible surface wear on both borders towards the top

EXACTLY! Here is a newer graded 9 - that to my eye looks a heck of a lot better than the 10 - that was bought this month for $90K less!!


PSA 9 $1425

Originally Posted by paul

I see PSA 10s from the 1969 Super set all the time because the cards have natural round corners. I assume the same must be true for 1970 and 1971 Supers, no?

Not so - It is the "only graded 10", but as pointed out above - likely wouldn't be that if sent in today and as discussed ad nauseum on the boards - 3rd party grading is if nothing else inconsistent.

The irony of it is there are 274 PSA graded 1971 supers - the only 10 that sold, but 33 - 9's! Some really difficult Clemente stuff in the same auction sold way low (gratefully as I was able to grab a couple):

1967 Punchout PSA 4 - 3rd highest (nq) of 7 total graded - Under $4K
1962 Stamp Panel w/ Battey - 2nd highest of 24 total graded - ~$700

Wow! Just wow!

[jcmtiger]

Originally Posted by hcv123

I was going to attach this to the REA auction post, but figured it needed a thread of its own. I can't find the words:

https://memorylaneinc.com/site/bids/...e?itemid=66161

Ignoring that this very same card on any given day could be returned as an 8 or a 9, 8's can be had for $300-$400, 9's for $2k-$3K

This card just sold for $92K $92K

What am I missing!?

And it didn't even make the "record prices" post auction email sent by ML.

I owned all the Topps sets 1968 thru 1990, since sold, Had this set too. Crazy price.