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Long Time Lurker. First time poster. Crazy to gamble on this Gehrig?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/141587761804...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
The bottom two corners are pretty rough, but the centering is decent and the color looks beautiful. Have at it. I have thick skin so appreciate any/all feedback. It will end up in an SGC slab asap. Also, any thoughts on PWCC as a seller would be greatly appreciated too. They seem fantastic -- quite the opposite of battlefield... |
Wow. First post and you already touched two of the hottest button issues on the board. This should be good.
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I'm not a big fan of the 33 Gehrig, much preferring the 34s, but you would not be able to get a good 34 for $1150
I have had great success with this seller - making a purchase just last weekend. I have found that I can usually get a good deal when the seller uses auction vs BIN and it has been true for me through this particular seller. Good Luck! |
Get the '34 yellow background if you're targeting a Gehrig Goudey. IMHO, '34 Gehrig is one of the most gorgeous and stunningly amazing cards ever produced. Right behind my all time favorite '53 BC Reese
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But, in regards to your post, PWCC is a great seller, but, the items they sell tend to go a little above market value (depending on the item), but you will never have any issues dealing with the or Probstein.
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I think you paid what it's worth if graded a 2 to 4. However now you have to hope it's not trimmed or otherwise tampered with. I would have bought a slabbed one for about the same price.
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Nice card for sure. Comparing it to a 4, I think you're looking at a 3 or 3.5. Bottom line is if you are happy, then that's all that really matters. Congrats on a great card!
Oh, and welcome to the board! http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m...ps1dc3e5a4.jpg |
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This one has a happy ending, gang. Now the 55 Mays that I attempted a crossover on is a story for another time/forum.
Also, to clarify, this purchase wasn't for profit ("gamble" was the wrong term in the title). We lost an aunt to ALS many years ago, so this card has a special place in our hearts and goes into the permanent collection. Thanks everyone for your views on this. And, clearly, a lot of folks love the 34 yellow background. Maybe someday... Attachment 190502 |
Nice card sir. It looks really great in the SGC slab. Congrats on the pickup!!!!
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Great card, Jason. Looks even better graded! Gehrig was a true hero.
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+1. Nice card.
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Nice pickup, welcome to the board.
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Nice card, congrats! You probably saved a few hundred bucks by taking a chance and buying it raw. Nicely done.
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I've always been a fan of that card myself, and prefer it to the yellow 34. Personally I think it's a better looking card. Not trying to start a debate but I'm curious as to why everyone else seems to prefer the 34.
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That is a great pickup!! Nice card. I love the way the SGC Slabs make a card POP!
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