I have 13 1958 Mickey mantle’s with the error on back I’m wanting to buy or sell more

[Tedwilliams1918]

There have been some crazy sales, when I started buying them 3-4 years ago I figured it would probably take 10 years to make them very valuable on its own without me cornering the market…..the one thing about errors the longer people know about them the more valuable they are and have to hunt for them, everyone I know who’s has paid a giant premium for one are not guys who collect errors regularly but are huge mantle collectors…..and there’s probably 100000x more mantle collectors than error collectors 🤣🤣

[Tedwilliams1918]

Also I sent you a message on Facebook I have lots of group for vintage cards you can join if you’d like 26,000 members total between them all!

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Tedwilliams1918

There have been some crazy sales, when I started buying them 3-4 years ago I figured it would probably take 10 years to make them very valuable on its own without me cornering the market…..the one thing about errors the longer people know about them the more valuable they are and have to hunt for them, everyone I know who’s has paid a giant premium for one are not guys who collect errors regularly but are huge mantle collectors…..and there’s probably 100000x more mantle collectors than error collectors 🤣🤣

LOL, yes and you are the one buying most of them. All it takes is a few posts on the internet saying you hoard a card and prices will rise. I have posted a few times I hoard a certain card. I am the only one who buys them but it doesn't stop everyone from lining up to try and sell me a $.10 card for $100.

Print errors work pretty much like the old pump and dump method. If you pump them up you can get a very very small percentage of player collectors to bite. Most don't care about a beyond silly print error and actually wouldn't even buy at way less than a regular card.

I love print errors but 99.9% don't.

[Kutcher55]

No offense Nick. You're a great collector, creative and always finding interesting angles, but this is such an utterly ridiculous variation IMO. But you know what they say about opinions....if Mantle collectors will pay a premium then more power to you.

[Tedwilliams1918]

If there’s a market for 1967 bob bolin, this mantle cards worth its weight in gold😊

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Tedwilliams1918

If there’s a market for 1967 bob bolin, this mantle cards worth its weight in gold😊

There is a market for anything if you pump it enough. Look at the Kaline Band Aid card. Before all the pumping I bought a couple for under $10. Now look at the silly prices they are listed at and sometimes selling for.

[butchie_t]

Originally Posted by bnorth

There is a market for anything if you pump it enough. Look at the Kaline Band Aid card. Before all the pumping I bought a couple for under $10. Now look at the silly prices they are listed at and sometimes selling for.

Count me as one that spent a somewhat nutty price for Mr. Kaline bandaid head. A beater too, but I now have one.

Butch.

[Tedwilliams1918]

Ben north, I’m someone who’s obsessed with errors and populations of cards, if this mantle wasn’t so rare I’d only own a handful and would called it a day, like when I threw in the towel on the partial diamond there were just too many of them 30 on eBay at a time and new ones popping up everywhere yuck


I also want to thank you, I was about to spend $2000 on a 1958 blue hank Aaron years ago until I read everything you wrote about being faded I even bought a light and did some experimenting to warn other people…. I unfortunately lost 2 good cards friends over it because they had invested heavily in sun faded Aaron’s and didn’t want me warning other people, then it even came down to them saying well yes there are some that are faded but mine arnt faded and were printed like this in 1958 lol!!

I made a video on it https://youtu.be/GvSn3-2dRz0?si=y2-aevkMpcakks4z