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Posted By: Paul
I don't usually brag about my ebay wins, but this looks like it was a hell of a deal. |
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Posted By: Paul
Actually, I have a question for the group about this card. I usually break my graded cards out of their holders. But this is a GAI "1st Graded" card. Do any of you see any special reason why I should keep a "1st Graded" card in its holder? Thanks. |
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Posted By: jay behrens
I can't think of a reason to keep in slabbed if you usually break it out. The 1st graded thing a nice gimick, but that's all it is. I doubt seriusly there will ever be a time when someone will pay a premium for a '1st graded' graded card, especially if it doesn't grade at least NM+ |
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Posted By: Lee Behrens
Those cards usually go for over $100. Nice pick up. |
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Posted By: brian parker
You got a good deal. However, prices on middle to lower grade common 1930 era issues, such as the 1933 Goudey and the Diamond Star issues, have actually come down over the past few years. This is just the opposite to what has happened to the early 20th century and 19th century cards that the majority of the contributers on the board are interested in. I believe ebay has been the major factor here, basically highlighting the fact that cards from these issues are more plentiful, thus resulting in the lower prices. When I was more actively collecting Thirties cards about 8-10 years ago, and being a lower grade collector, I quite often paid double of what I see the same condition card going for on ebay. While the relative lack of caramel cards available on ebay, for example, has increased their desirability, as well as their prices. |
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Posted By: MW
Brian, |
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Posted By: brian parker
Mike, the point you make that certain cards have held up well is indeed valid. I was thinking of the more run of the mill players and stars. And in the 33 Goudey set, this accounts for over 200 cards before you have to ante up real money. |
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Posted By: MW
Greenberg ('34). |
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Posted By: leon
I only do types but that looks like a nice card. I think the "1st graded" thing is a gimmick too. I have the 1st graded T207 Red Cross Weaver.....big deal...I will say that I do like the holders that the gay guys use though.....they are slim, nice looking, and are id'd on the end, so if you were to stack them you could still read 'em......otherwise, if you are a cracker- then crack away.... |
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Posted By: Paul
Thanks for all of your comments. I just couldn't resist pointing out two of Leon's interesting statements -- the one about the holders that the "gay guys" use, and his offer of his "breast regards." Leon, is there something on your mind? |
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Posted By: leon
Nah...not really anything on my mind....I need to get some but the wife will have to help out in that dept...otherwise, just having a little fun.....I think GAI does pretty good and the "breast" regards....well...ya'll get it....(sorry Julie...no disrespect meant)......how about...warm regards? |
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