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Old 11-26-2005, 06:10 PM
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Old 11-26-2005, 07:52 PM
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But it's his rookie!!

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just another example of a $50 card getting 10x what its worth thanks to rookiemania.

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If rookiemania establishes it as a $500 card, then it no longer is a $50 card.


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It will be a $50 card in a few weeks after all the rookie chasers have theirs.

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Hello, again, folks.

The seller of this card is Scott Gaynor (I suspect many here know him).

His items consistently bring a lasrge premium. This man is the best (and no, it's not me...LOL)

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he had other HOF'ers from the same set, same grade and they went for about 1/4 of this one.

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to Rick's post.

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Old 11-26-2005, 11:21 PM
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I think that there are more rookie chasers than there are 1920's rookie cards readily available.

And I think Rick's post may have shown that the rookie cards get the attention.

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wouldn't you consider his w519 or e121 more a rookie "card"? maybe the exhibit predates the e121 but the 519 is earlier.i think?

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No argument here that Scott's offerings and reputation often influence the the bidding in an upward fashion, but I think this is simply the classic case of two bidders aggressively pursuing an item they both wanted.

I know the underbidder (a very nice older gentleman) and he collects primarily graded material and is not shy about paying over book (sometimes way over) to get what he wants. He lost out here to a more determined bidder, but that doesn't happen often.

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I think the buyer got a steal.

I think all vintage rookie cards are worth $5,000.

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In most instances there are more rookie collectors than there are cards of a particular rookie. This however is NOT one of those instances. I have collected Exhibits for some time, and if we were talking about a card in the 1923-24 set, that saying would be true. The 1921 Exhibit set is anything but rare. If one has a little money, they can put the set together pretty easily with only a little patience. It is far and away the easiest 20's Exhibit set to put together. Wait a week or two and there will be another one on ebay.
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Hal,
Does that include Wagner rookies?
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