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Because some people buy the label not the card, plain and simple. Crack it out, resubmit, it comes back a 9, and poof.
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I've never been able to see the difference between a 9/96 and a 10/98. I most certainly can't distinguish between a 98 and a 100.
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The biggest difference I have seen between a 96 and 98 is centering. I have seen 96 cards that are slightly off (60/40), but a 98 should pretty much be 50/50. Now the difference between a 98 and 100....your guess is as good as mine.
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Personally, i let the fools part with all their money paying outrageous prices for a card that you cant tell the difference of. What truly is the difference between mint and gem mint. and is it worth 80k to you to show off that difference?
Rose rc's guide in Beckett for $1000 in nr mint condition. Personally, i wouldnt pay more for one then that.
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My belief is if you took (hypothetically) 100 9s and 100 10s, cracked them all out and resubmitted them, there would be no statistical correlation between the first and the second grades.
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you can buy a psa 8 and then about 100 other great cards or 1 psa 10 rose!
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I totally agree. I love purchasing/upgrading to higher grade cards, but with the way I collect I could never put all my money into 1 or 2 cards when there are so many I want...but that's just me.
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FWIW, it is a tough card...during my professional ballcarding days, I owned scads of T206, a couple of Namath Rookies, but I never had a single Rose rookie walk into my shop.
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A Rose rookie would have run, not walked.
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There are 53 Roses on eBay and something tells me that if you are willing to spend $80K on a Rose card, you clearly have $80K to spend on a Rose card. There is a lot of money out there and people need to spend it some way. Personally, I would be happy with an 8 if collecting Rose was something you are in to.
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Could it be the McMullen family trying to corner the market?
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That is a best case scenario. However there is still a chance that Pro or CSA would holder it as Gem Mint. The good news is that the graders at SGC will stand behind the grade.
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I don't see how anything in this hobby can shock anyone within the hobby. You would get a Plank graded, no? You don't think a Gem Mint Plank should get more than an ungraded beat-up Plank? It's the same principle with the Rose, except a Gem Plank would sell for a LOTTT more than $80,000.
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I'm just amazed that people drop this kind of coin to get the highest graded example. Especially because there is a significant likelihood, 1963 not being that far away, that more and more high graded examples will surface. And as many have said, you really can't tell the difference between these high grades, yet people will pay thousands more just because the label says its higher. That is insane to me. |
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That is the nicest Rose rookie I have ever seen.
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Why the quick sale though? Wasnt this card just sold for 26,000 and then put back up for auction in REA and then sold for 19,000. Was this shill biding and then the seller just put it in another auction house. Who just wastes 7 grand like that? You just threw away the money to buy a straight SGC 9 for 7grand buy selling it again. Right?
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