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Flipper's question
Posted By: Damian
I like to flip cards for profit as much as anyone. Please do not get me wrong as I have a very strong passion for vintage baseball cards, baseball history, and the game itself. Its obvious that many cards, once slabbed sell for much more than their listed price in SMR, Beckett, website guides, etc. Does anyone have a list or spreadsheet of approxiamate multipliers for what cards from each set actually sell for compared to their "listed" price. I understand that stars and commons are treated differently with most sets. I have a pretty good idea of mainstream stuff like T206, T205, Batter - Up, CJ etc. as I am sure most do. A more comprehensive list would be most helpful to flippers like me and I am sure non - flippers. Thanks in advance. Knowledge here is the best I know of. |
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Flipper's question
Posted By: Anonymous
w551's are probably the best thing to invest in for the quick flip |
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Flipper's question
Posted By: cmoking
I don't think anyone on this board will help you...and for that matter, I don't think anyone anywhere else is likely to help you with your question. There are two reasons why: |
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Flipper's question
Posted By: Damian
Really, anyone have some intelligent input? Investments in cards are very relevent as well as love of the game. For me they go hand in hand, well almost. |
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Flipper's question
Posted By: Steve
w551's are probably the best thing to invest in for the quick flip |
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Flipper's question
Posted By: Damian
You are absolutely right. Stupid question, now that I think about it. Thanks for your honest and forthright response. |
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Flipper's question
Posted By: Anonymous
mark my words you rubes.... |
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Flipper's question
Posted By: Damian
You may have a point. Please PM with your thoughts. I am not tryng to be flip. Would love to hear from you. What's your thoughts? |
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Flipper's question
Posted By: FYS
"w551's are probably the best thing to invest in for the quick flip |
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Flipper's question
Posted By: Josh K.
LMAO |
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Flipper's question
Posted By: barrysloate
The idea is to learn the business, as all of us have had to do. The more you get involved, the more you learn. It's like anything else. |
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Flipper's question
Posted By: identify7
A lot of collectors do not object to others making money flipping cards. Heck, it is that process which maximizes the availability of cards which would otherwise be difficult to find. |
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Flipper's question
Posted By: scott ingold
A good example is me mislisting a Matty on the BST board. It was supposed to be 150.00 but i put it up at 500.00. I had one person email me if i was serious with that price, and 3 or 4 people make offers up to 425.00. By the way it was the w-514 and i removed it from consideration until i get a better handle on value. |
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Flipper's question
Posted By: rob
Quite simple, you need to do your own research of what the market will bear. No one can give you a short cut in that area, and as you can tell, there are posters on this board who bristle at the concept. Fact is the SMR does not work too well with vintage issues. |
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