$117K SGC 8.5 DiMaggio WWG trimmed heavily, previously an SGC 6

Johnny630 · #1 02-28-2023, 08:17 AM

Have Their Chickens Come home to Roost? One would think so but many could care less at this point. For the Investor, not Collector, and let’s face it the people who can afford this caliber and price of a card are Mostly Investors. They have spoken, and they do not care once the card is in a holder with a number grade.

raulus · #2 02-28-2023, 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Johnny630

Have Their Chickens Come home to Roost? One would think so but many could care less at this point. For the Investor, not Collector, and let’s face it the people who can afford this caliber and price of a card are Mostly Investors. They have spoken, and they do not care once the card is in a holder with a number grade.

I suspect they will care if they can't find a buyer for it when they go to sell. Of course, that assumes that potential buyers realize that the opinion on the flip is spurious, and refuse to buy it in spite of the slab.

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