Goodwill Auction

[GasHouseGang]

They aren't worthless. They are apparently worth $80K!

[G1911]

There is a 0% chance this bid is actually being paid by the "winner".

[mrreality68]

This reminds me of an episode of Storage Wars with the mystery locker full of closed boxes where one of the bidders Barry always over paid in hopes of finding the one big score. Only to ripping them all opened and dumped on ground and him walking away cursing

[Jewish-collector]

They have the decimal in the wrong place. Or the comma should be a decimal. I think they meant to say the lot sold for $80.02

[MINES_MINT]

Originally Posted by mrreality68

This reminds me of an episode of Storage Wars with the mystery locker full of closed boxes where one of the bidders Barry always over paid in hopes of finding the one big score. Only to ripping them all opened and dumped on ground and him walking away cursing

That my friends, is the WOW-FACTOR

[brianp-beme]

They have value, as shown in the ebay completed sale link below:

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...lete=1&_sop=16

...but probably not the crazy auction ending value in the Goodwill auction. The total weight of the package was 27 lbs., however. That is a fair amount of APBA cards.


Brian

[Snapolit1]

Ah, worst case some rich dude made a very nice donation to Goodwill and gets a tax write off.

Now about the guy paying over $140,000 for the Jasson Dominguez refractor . . . .

[ullmandds]

i "inherited" a huge APBA collection maybe 8 years ago...sold for about 3K piecemeal. The non baseball stuff sold for the most.