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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Jeff Lichtman
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: barrysloate
It's about what I expected. Didn't think it would reach 100K, but it was clear early in the bidding it would easily surpass 50K. So it ended up right in the middle. Very nice card indeed. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Jay
If you go by that number then I guess the T210 Jackson is about a $500,000 card by now. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Brian
I don't think its worth a penny more than $75.5K |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Peter_Spaeth
I don't understand collecting cards that bear no resemblance to the player being depicted. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Richard Masson
I don't often shake my head at prices paid, but this one is hard to understand. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: barrysloate
If it's a condition rarity then you have just explained it. I still think it is a little tougher than the average common- I bet there are more E90-1 Eddie Collins out there than Jacksons. With all the levels of scarcity it might be on one of those lower tiers. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Ted Zanidakis
JEFF L |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: barrysloate
In June, 2002, I auctioned a PSA-5 Jackson for $8737. Just wanted to let the winning bidder know that my lifetime money back guarantee is still in effect. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Jeff Lichtman
Ted, that's interesting stuff. You had the entire set? Damn. Barry, I'm stunned at the price appreciation of this card. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Tony Andrea
Barry's right. "Condition Rarity" is what made the card go for what it did. Although there are plenty showing on record in the pop reports, finding one above VG is real tough. Most are low grade examples with demand greatly out-weighing supply for this specific card of Jackson. Tony Andrea |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: barrysloate
I know Jeff, and I remember at the time I sold it I was very pleased with the price. I didn't think it would have gone that high. Pretty amazing. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Cat
I bid on it but ended my bidding at $37,001 (roughly $43,400 with the vig). I thought it was a fair amount, but deep down I thought I would end up ONE bid short, but ended up five bids short. It is condition sensitive, but this is not even close to the highest graded. There are two SGC 70s, three PSA 5s, one PSA 7, and two PSA 8s. So there are five in similar condition or better. BUT, it has been quite some time since one of the higher end cards has been up for sale. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: barrysloate
Bidders undoubtedly get caught up in the "when am I ever going to see this again" syndrome. That's why special pieces tend to go so high. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Jeff Lichtman
I think what needs to be realized, additionally, is that anyone who's spending this kind of coin for a piece of cardboard depicting a guy with lipstick under his nose probably isn't all that concerned about gettig it at the perfect price (I was a few spots ahead of Cat on this card and was very surprised when it went past me late last night). |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Ted Zanidakis
JEFF L |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Jeff Lichtman
Ted, I agree. Which is why I stopped where I did. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: anthony
i dont remember ever seeing a high price card ($20k+) sell at a later date for less. it seems like the guys/gals who can afford them are the ones who are driving the prices up. sounds like the "it sold for $X amount last year so it must be worth more now" syndrome as well...either way, i cant afford it |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Max Weder
Anthony |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: barrysloate
Max- it was likely a situation the first time where two collectors battled to the death; and the second time, the first collector was no longer participating. That is how thin that market can be. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Jay
Barry--That's one, but not the only explanation. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: barrysloate
I know there could be centering issues and other specifics of the card, and certainly the 66K one could have been shilled. But a lot of these extravagant prices are usually attained by two "have to have it" bidders. Take one of them out and it's a completely different outcome. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: anthony
max, i stand corrected but i was specifically referring to the vintage stuff that is not quite readily available. i'm sure there are far more high grade koufax's available than the joe "ugly lips jackson". the only post war stuff i would follow in an auction is the '52 topps mantle. which i cant afford anyways |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Lyle
Unlike Cobb, Ruth, even Wagner, there is no debate that its Jackson's rookie card and that is one of the chief reasons it is so highly valued. Jackson has been unbelievably hot lately and I would imagine that I am in the minority when I say that I like the appearance of the card . Yes, the resemblance to Joe is somewhat lacking but I enjoy the leaning on the bat pose and the purple color. E107's are also highly valued because of their importance but not for their eye appeal. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: joe brennan
Barry, Some collectors wish they had a time machine to pick up cards in a by gone era. Do you wish you had one to tell yourself to hang on to that 5 for just a wee Bit longer? What's the old saying, "If I only know then what I know now." Just kidding. I'm sure the price you got for it in 2002 was a good price then. Joe |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: barrysloate
Joe- I would guess every card I have ever sold is worth more today. If I thought about it it would make me crazy. Did you know that van Gogh had a favorite tavern that was willing to accept his paintings in return for a meal? Would you trade a van Gogh for a hamburger? You can't hold onto everything, especially when selling baseball memorabilia is your sole source of income. That said, sure, I'd love to have that Jackson back. Who knew? |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Dan Kravitz
"wish I didn't know now, what I didn't know then" Bob Seger |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Anonymous
But if your a dealer you cant look at it like a collector. Also what if you took the 8,000 for the Jackson and spent it all on high grade E94 or something of the like? Since prices in 2002 were much lower then now you could almost throw a dart at names of rarity sets and make a huge profit. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: anthony
(i think it while i was in the marines) |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Judge Dred (Fred)
Anthony, |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: anthony
judge, let me get out my 6th grade health book, hold on... |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Chris Mc
To each his own, tats sa lata doe for one ole Joe. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Judge Dred (Fred)
Anthony, |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: JimB
Like it or not, it is a classic card in the hobby. I love the pose, but the face has always been a turnoff for me. To each their own. It is a great card. Congrats to the new owner. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: davidcycleback
That it's Joe Jackson's rookie card means there will lots of demand for it, and overides any other percieved or real deficiencies. In demand RCs aren't always great lookers-- Nolan Ryan, Steve Carlton, Paul Molitor, Joe Morgan, Pete Rose, Mike Schmidt, Carlton Fisk. In fact, the Jackson might be better looking that all of those. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: anthony
david, you're right on there about the rookies...i buy my cards based on overall look of the card and it being my favorite players. i went with the higher graded '71 ryan, '65 rose and the '70 carew. i never really liked mantle, but i figured he will be a $ draw down the road and i'm partial to "horizontals". i'm glad the '51 bowman is cheaper than the '52 topps, maybe i'll be able to get it someday. |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Ted Zanidakis
JEFF L....et al |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: Paul Kaufman
Ted, I respect your opinion, BUT when you say "this card is not rare", I think you need to qualify that statement. It IS a condition rarity, as are many caramel cards. If an SGC 5.5 goes for $77K, don't you think all those "common" high grade Shoeless Joe Jackson rookies would be coming out of the woodwork ? Please send me a baker's dozen SGC 70's next time you go into your card vault. Have a great Holiday Season ! Regards, Paul |
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Jackson 90-1 SGC 5.5 in last night's Leland auction
Posted By: cmoking
The SGC 70 seems to have a very flattened nose. Is that the way all E90-1 Shoeless cards are? Just looks funny IMO. As for the price, I think it reflects the current interest in E90-1 cards, Joe Jackson cards as well as the trust collectors have in SGC graded cards. |
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