Has anyone here ever seen the cards from the N167 baseball series?

gnaz01 · #1 04-06-2013, 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Zone91

I imagine most must be unique or ultra rare? How much would it cost to buy one of them...just curious?

This one sold at REA a few years back

http://www.robertedwardauctions.com/...n/2009/26.html

Zone91 · #2 04-06-2013, 01:27 PM

gnaz01

Wow those cards are super nice and the backs are the nicest I have ever seen on a card.

bcbgcbrcb · #3 04-06-2013, 01:33 PM

I would not expect to find any of the HOF'ers for any cheaper than that.

Zone91 · #4 04-06-2013, 01:36 PM

Do you have a idea of how many still exist for each just a estimate no need to go into detail for each of the 12 cards in the set.

Zone91 · #5 04-06-2013, 01:38 PM

rhettyeakley

As long as Leon is OK with it (and not mad at me for it) then I am going to write here. It will become much less frequent over time once I have my answers to my questions regarding cards from the 1800's.

I am a university graduate I KNOW how to do research and I am in no way lazy just much more fun to actually talk to people here (try going to university for 6 years with your nose in books and almost no conversation and see how you feel....talking here feels good I feel much less isolated and that is a nice feeling).

So for now please bare with me and understand I much rather have opinions from people here with a LOT of experience than read some article on the net.

Leon · #6 04-06-2013, 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Zone91

rhettyeakley

As long as Leon is OK with it then I am going to write here. It will become much less frequent over time once I have my answers to my questions regarding cards from the 1800's.

So for now please bare with me and understand I much rather have opinions from poeple here wit ha LOT of experience than read some article on the net.

The moderators (myself included) don't tell people what to post and what not to post. As long as it pertains to our hobby, and is in the correct forum on the board, then it's all good. That being said the search function does work well. Before posting a thread folks might do a quick board search, read what there is, then post a thread that will have more merit to it, if they still have questions. I hope no one takes this wrong as threads are the lifeblood of this board....but threads started after doing a bit of research usually turn out better. There is no rule about how many threads can be started. Sometimes there aren't enough and sometimes they scroll onto the next page there are so many. It's all good...happy collecting.

Zone91 · #7 04-06-2013, 01:46 PM

Thanks Leon!! Like I said it will get much slower once I have the answers to my questions.

I have had to much isolation in the past 13 years (2 years in college and 6 years at university my nose in books then 5 years of work doing research in my field of study again my nose in books) and it feels good to talk here to actual breathing humans.

rainier2004 · #8 04-06-2013, 01:47 PM

Maybe Im wrong and I know theres another member here that knows much more that I, but I dont think there are more than 7 copies of any card known and a couple are 1 of 1s at this point. I saw that Ewing in the REA a few years ago, I was under the assumption that a decent looking "common" was still easily a 5-figure card.

Bicem · #9 04-06-2013, 01:58 PM

yeah, but which University?

just kidding, maybe the n54 n167 expert will chime in, great cards!

rhettyeakley · #10 04-06-2013, 01:36 PM

Seriously, not to offend or anything but maybe only one question every other day or so.

Most here do their own research on an items before coming onto the forum to ask questions. You seem more like a "stream of consciousness" type but that isn't really how this forum functions, if everyone did what you are doing it would be pretty unbearable. This is a forum not a chat room.

The search for information is as fun as anything else in the hobby because you find out information on other items, players, etc. that you normally wouldn't have ever come across.

ValKehl · #11 04-07-2013, 08:13 AM

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Originally Posted by rhettyeakley

Seriously, not to offend or anything but maybe only one question every other day or so.

Most here do their own research on an items before coming onto the forum to ask questions. You seem more like a "stream of consciousness" type but that isn't really how this forum functions, if everyone did what you are doing it would be pretty unbearable. This is a forum not a chat room.

The search for information is as fun as anything else in the hobby because you find out information on other items, players, etc. that you normally wouldn't have ever come across.

+1

pawpawdiv9 · #12 04-07-2013, 09:32 AM

I had to look..as i never seen one neither.
I found some actress ones on Ebay....http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-1886-N167-...item51aabadeee
gonna try a look for a sports figure. To see why these are popular. Heck i dont even have them listed in my price guide.

I saw a CAP Anson 1888 N162..and actually biddied a heft price for it...but it went for its retail value over 2k. In fact i saw one for bid just yesterday i believe for a reasonable price.
Just went over the 1k mark SGC 20 ends in 11 hours NICE!!!
I would trade my 51 bowman Mantle for it for sure.
Then again i see a BVG 1.5 for sale also under 200, with 7 days to go.
As dirty harry would say.....Do you feel LUCKY???

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