FS: 1914 Cracker Jack Cobb and Jackson

[calvindog]

Taking offers on these. All non-lowball offers will be answered.

[gnaz01]

Holy crap!!! Those are beautiful, Jeff!!!

[sycks22]

Amazing stuff

[CardMD]

Yeeeowzaaaa!

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[Joshwesley]

Those boarder on insanity

[chiprop]

still looking. Please email me privately dan@chiprop.com

[wilsonjc08]

Hot damn! Wish I could make an offer

[tiger8mush]

very nice Jeff!

[Bretsky]

Wow those are the nicest cards I have seen on here. Wish I had those kind of funds.

[biggsdaddycool]

Beautiful cards!


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[e107collector]

Jeff,

Hope all is well.

Two iconic cards, and both are 1914 to boot in high grade!!! Best of luck with the sale!!

Tony

[823dek]

ONE day again I will afford these. It sure seems weird having had 7 Cobbs and 8 Jacksons all at one time. All 15's though. Those I treasured more then the much more rarer cards I was once quite lucky to have owned.

These are beauties Jeff !

[irishdenny]

Mr. Kaepernick would get on both knees after reading this BST thread...

[ezez420]

Nice cards. You should email chiprop privately as he pay 1.5 times the market value in 2003!


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[chiprop]

That's a weird response considering you and I have never discussed any deal. Why don't you explain your post?

[sycks22]

Originally Posted by ezez420

Nice cards. You should email chiprop privately as he pay 1.5 times the market value in 2003!


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Dan is a great guy, don't think he deserved this post

[ezez420]

no need to comment further

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[1952boyntoncollector]

If you post an asking price it may be helpful if you are actively trying to sell the card....also could prevent what you deem lowball offers.

[ezez420]

Why does calvindog still have cards and dan looking for them. if he is paying 1.5x as he is advertising then I imagine the offers are $45k on cobb and $100k or so on jackson. dan if you made those offers then i will take my comment back but anything short you should revise your posts stating you pay 1.5x market.

[chiprop]

So every card offered I have to buy at 1.5x? Damn! I'm about to get a sh*tload of emails. Dudes who have completed deals with me know the truth, and unless u have attempted to sell me something, I'm not so sure you have a valid argument. I'm just a collector on the hunt. Peace!

[ajjohnsonsoxfan]

I'd like to offer 3x 1999 prices

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by chiprop

So every card offered I have to buy at 1.5x? Damn! I'm about to get a sh*tload of emails. Dudes who have completed deals with me know the truth, and unless u have attempted to sell me something, I'm not so sure you have a valid argument. I'm just a collector on the hunt. Peace!

the issue is what is the 'x' for the 1.5...

[BeanTown]

Originally Posted by 1952boyntoncollector

If you post an asking price it may be helpful if you are actively trying to sell the card....also could prevent what you deem lowball offers.

+1 and you can also look at what one of them fetched from Heritage last year or early this year.. It wasn't too long ago.

What does deem a lowball offer? I would think most people would do a web search and see what it sold for in auction. Then make an offer based from that price.

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by BeanTown

+1 and you can also look at what one of them fetched from Heritage last year or early this year.. It wasn't too long ago.

What does deem a lowball offer? I would think most people would do a web search and see what it sold for in auction. Then make an offer based from that price.

I have made offers before that were 10% less than what the last card of the same grade sold for a month or 2 earlier and was told by other sellers it was a low ball offer to them. So you just never know what the seller will deem a low ball offer when no price is listed. If they wanted what the last card sold for at Heritage for example they could probably just list that price...

There are some sellers who buy a card a few months ago and then want 10k more for it for example, so any offer that is above and beyond what the seller had just paid for that card could also be considered a low ball offer to that seller. Thus if the seller lists the card for 10k more then the past sale in that example they may not be bothered with what they deem as 'lowball' offer though others could disagree, but in the end it does save time

[ullmandds]

this board at one time was a relatively close knit community...where many members kinda knew each other.

the seller is a reasonable man and I'm sure has a $$$ in his head that he would take whether thats what the last comparable sold for or maybe even a little less.

the problem is that there are board members who would offer maybe 1/3-1/2 of the real value looking to make big profits...this is a lowball offer.

i'd guess that most who submit "lowball" offers are well aware that they are low ball offers.

not to speak for the seller but this is what he is referring to.

[ezez420]

Nevermind


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[calvindog]

Uh still waiting for those strong offers. They can even be 1x 2016 prices. Imagine that.

[rainier2004]

Those are 2 amazing cards, I've been talking about that Jackson since I saw it awhile ago...2nd nicest JJ I have seen, probably the best that was in circulation. Id give my left nut for the Cobb, you probably don't want to know what Id Id offer for the JJ but something gives me the feeling you are looking for cash. Beautiful cards...