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#11
05-15-2017, 03:33 PM
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I've been following the 49 Leaf Jackie's pretty closely the past year in grades 4 to 6. I've been the underbidder many times until I finally got one- the SGC 70 in the last REA Auction- and I can assure you prices for that card have been strong every time. In fact, the PSA 6 in Heritage that closed a few days ago sold for 16.8 K with the juice. That is astonishingly high.
Likewise I am stunned at the prices for T206 HOFers in almost every grade. I only got back in the market this past year after years of being inactive, and my jaw drops pretty regularly. Green Cobbs, Young portraits, among others are just nuts. Market seems awfully deep and very strong for most cards. Sure, some of these 100-200K cards are overpriced and will see a dip. Take one or two bidders out of the mix, after they win one, and the market will be affected for sure. 
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