Cards you sold and wish you hadn't

[D. Bergin]

As someone who fancied himself a teenage sports card dealer in the late 1980's there's way too many regrets to not get sad about, especially from an economic perspective. I actually wish I was more of a pack rat and hoarder and not a seller with an instant turn it around mentality, considering even then I preferred the somewhat older oddball material, even if it was considered "junk" at the time, then the new releases.

There was the short stack of Michael Jordan Rookies along with everybody else in that set.

The boxes and boxes of 70' and 71' Topps Football Cellos

The wax case of 84 Topps Football

The giant stack of 73-74 Topps Basketball Rack Packs

A giant stack of uncut sheets from various sports, of the various Topps insert and specialty sets from the early 1970's

...........and tons of other stuff all sold for a song..............or enough to pay my car insurance bill and rent to my parents for the month.

[murphy8276]

I loved this card and was the one to holder it with PSA.

With many other high grade copies existing due to the black swamp find, I decided to sell it. Now I wish I wouldn't have as the Orange color was more unique. I could have, however, bought it back for $300 less than what I sold it for based on the previous last 2 sales. I just wasn't aware it was even being sold. PSA's auction prices realized I noticed the track history on it easier. If anyone sees this listed again in the future, bump this.