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Old 05-29-2015, 03:54 AM
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Default Recent 1975 PSA 9+ Set for 65k

1974 Topps Baseball set PSA 9s and 10s now listed card by card with PWCC..will be interesting to see what the total cards sell for card by card when 65k was the purchase price..

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Old 05-29-2015, 05:21 AM
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1974 Topps Baseball set PSA 9s and 10s now listed card by card with PWCC..will be interesting to see what the total cards sell for card by card when 65k was the purchase price..
WOW 65K for a 1974 or 75 set. I am so glad I never liked those little magic plastic holders that make a $500 set worth $65K.

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Old 05-29-2015, 09:13 AM
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WOW 65K for a 1974 or 75 set. I am so glad I never liked those little magic plastic holders that make a $500 set worth $65K.

Good luck to the seller and remember shill early and often.
yeah who would want holders that make a set more valuable....raw cards sell soo easily...

big difference between 75s and 74s value wise

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yeah who would want holders that make a set more valuable....raw cards sell soo easily...
Are you looking to sell cards or collect cards for the long haul? As a collector I'd much prefer a gorgeous raw card or a gorgeous lower grade card than some card, likely worked on, that some hungover or stoned guy in a cubicle slapped a sticker on that now will cost me more.

If you are more of an investor and flipper who holds cards short term, that's cool. But your focus seems to be on cards' dollar values and value prospects, and there are many collectors for whom that's secondary, or even much farther from the forefront.

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yeah who would want holders that make a set more valuable....raw cards sell soo easily...

big difference between 75s and 74s value wise
You list as a 75 Set in the title and a 74 set in the description so I did not know what one is really 65K.

As far as the magic plastic holders go for those that like them they are great. I have a few but would not pay a penny more for a card in a holder than I would raw. I collect for my own enjoyment though and like to fondle the cards.
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As long as there is a greater fool... Having said that 75s are different animal than 74s in terms of both condition sensitivity and desirability.
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As long as there is a greater fool... Having said that 75s are different animal than 74s in terms of both condition sensitivity and desirability.

right...I am talking about 1975s that sold for 65k to be clear...much more desirable..

the great majority of collectors seems to sell part or all of their collection eventually..it just appears that the 'raw' cards seem to take a lot longer to sell from the postings in terms of what the seller and buyer think 'mint' or whatever condition is being offered is 'worth'...yes there are discrepancies on what a '4' or '5' is but its seems the buyer and seller are closer in terms of what to pay and accept on the card(s) with magic numbers

just saying that there appears to be value in getting the plastic holders for high condition cards in the 1970s if ever going to sell ever.....don't hate the player hate the game...plastic holders are/hold people too..

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