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Old 06-16-2017, 09:03 AM
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Default 1948 Bowman box goes crazy in Mile High

It breaks down to $27k per pack. I don't get it. I bet the consignor is excited.
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Old 06-16-2017, 09:13 AM
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Amazing how a bidding war and extreme scarcity can drive prices up. All it takes is 2 people who have to have something and then a battle to see who gives first. If the buyer tries to sell again and there are not 2 who have to have it, could sell for significantly less. Certainly have seen that before!
Apparently people still have plenty of money for cards!
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Old 06-16-2017, 09:29 AM
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This is the type of sale that you cant judge the state of the card market on because its a unique 'art' type of item and rare.

I have seen these types of sales look extreme in price then a few years later they look like a steal. Green Ty Cobbs and rookie lou gehrigs come to mind in the past few years.
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It was an amazing find for sure. Should we assume that all these cards are going right to PSA? In other words, the packs will not remain unopened.
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It would be insane to open the packs, especially since a non-trivial percentage of the cards will be ruined by the gum. (To say nothing of the fact that they're rarer in unopened packs then they would be as individual cards.)
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500k+. Wait what? There are few things that I would pay 500k for and I can say unequivocally that a box of black and white baseball cards isn't one of those things.

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