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Old 10-07-2019, 08:54 PM
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Well I have said my piece, offered my opinion and I am tapping out of this back and forth. The brick abides.

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Old 10-07-2019, 09:25 PM
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Sy Berger in an SCD interview stated that the print run was wildly popular with vendors because of the success of earlier series. They were released too late. They did not sell and vendors returned them to Topps.

Berger subsequently tried to sell the cards by unconventional means like giving them away at carnivals etc. Tremendous backlog at their warehouse. There was no demand for the cards.

They were loaded on a barge and dumped in the ocean. This occurred in 1959

Topps didn't keep inventory of unopened product.

No reason for him to make up a story for this. I believe what he says.

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Old 10-08-2019, 07:07 AM
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amazing how in talking about baseball cards... stuff we all love..thats why were on this site…. a guy gets nasty...the other guy comes back...and before you now it...its insult ping pong !

just ridiculous...
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amazing how in talking about baseball cards... stuff we all love..thats why were on this site…. a guy gets nasty...the other guy comes back...and before you now it...its insult ping pong !

just ridiculous...
Yes, I agree and have stopped volleying. I don't regret my original response to insult no 1 though.
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I don't know much about the unopened pack market, but is there some premium placed on these because they were from that specific find and wrapped together in a "brick"?

If they're really in NM condition I would have thought they'd bring more graded and sold individually.
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From the find, probably. Wrapped in a brick? Unlikely. Currently they're at a very high price looking for a whale. Give it another few months if they haven't sold, and I'd expect the company to relist them individually so more people can add a single one to their collection.
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