Demmitt ohara st louis

[g_vezina_c55]

How many copy of these two card are in circulation acording to you?

How much is corect price to paid for graded 1 and. 2 of these card?

[bbcard1]

I have heard estimates of 1000 each surviving (in all grade), though that seems a little much to me. I bought a trimmed and creased Demmit (thought at bad as it sounds from eye appear standpoint) for about $900 ($500/400) cash/trade. Hoping to find an Ohara for a similar cost. There are Oharas on Ebay now from $1250-6000, all of which seem a little rich for their grade. That said, they seem cheaper now than they were a few years ago.

[g_vezina_c55]

Originally Posted by bbcard1

I have heard estimates of 1000 each surviving (in all grade), though that seems a little much to me. I bought a trimmed and creased Demmit (thought at bad as it sounds from eye appear standpoint) for about $900 ($500/400) cash/trade. Hoping to find an Ohara for a similar cost. There are Oharas on Ebay now from $1250-6000, all of which seem a little rich for their grade. That said, they seem cheaper now than they were a few years ago.

Yep it is what I see now many look avalaible and cheaper than in the past

And i am into check to buy a low grade pair for my set And i want to paid the corect price.

[t206blogcom]

The high priced BINs on eBay aren't selling, but when they go up for regular auction, they're selling for a lot less than their BIN prices (1/2 price?). A good example is a SGC 10 Demmitt that sold on eBay for $835 on March 17th (#170802667882).

[g_vezina_c55]

Originally Posted by t206blogcom

The high priced BINs on eBay aren't selling, but when they go up for regular auction, they're selling for a lot less than their BIN prices (1/2 price?). A good example is a SGC 10 Demmitt that sold on eBay for $835 on March 17th (#170802667882).

THE offert is
Psa 2 demmitt + psa1 ohara
2700$shipped

I am not sure if it is a good deal

[t206blogcom]

Originally Posted by g_vezina_c55

THE offert is
Psa 2 demmitt + psa1 ohara
2700$shipped

I am not sure if it is a good deal

That seems high to me given some of the recent prices, but I could be wrong.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by t206blogcom

The high priced BINs on eBay aren't selling, but when they go up for regular auction, they're selling for a lot less than their BIN prices (1/2 price?). A good example is a SGC 10 Demmitt that sold on eBay for $835 on March 17th (#170802667882).

That same card could have gone for $950 a week before or after. I think I got it cheap, but another in about the same condition went unsold at an $899 starting price a week or two earlier, so who knows. It is not the greatest $835 Demmitt, but I've seen worse. My ceiling was $910 on it, but the scans were horrible, and I thought it might be an upgrade.

When you are dealing with 'poor', 'poor-fair', 'fair' and even 'good' graded cards with book values of $1000+, there are all sorts of ridiculous prices paid for equally ridiculous reasons, mostly involving buying the holder instead of the card, and there is also the 'flip' anomaly to consider: PSA 1's can be labelled 'poor' or 'poor-fair', depending on age. Some flip collectors will bid up a 'poor-fair' 1 that is uglier than a 'poor' 1, even though both are '1's.

Also, 'poor' can mean the dog chewed it up and spit it out, or it can be quite presentable. 'Good' can have a crease right through the player's eyeballs and often looks worse than a 'fair'.

But with this value of card, the flip game can work in the buyer's favor: I try to pay 'poor' flip prices for 'poor' graded cards that have good eye appeal.

[g_vezina_c55]

Originally Posted by Runscott

That same card could have gone for $950 a week before or after. I think I got it cheap, but another in about the same condition went unsold at an $899 starting price a week or two earlier, so who knows. It is not the greatest $835 Demmitt, but I've seen worse. My ceiling was $910 on it, but the scans were horrible, and I thought it might be an upgrade.

When you are dealing with 'poor', 'poor-fair', 'fair' and even 'good' graded cards with book values of $1000+, there are all sorts of ridiculous prices paid for equally ridiculous reasons, mostly involving buying the holder instead of the card, and there is also the 'flip' anomaly to consider: PSA 1's can be labelled 'poor' or 'poor-fair', depending on age. Some flip collectors will bid up a 'poor-fair' 1 that is uglier than a 'poor' 1, even though both are '1's.

Also, 'poor' can mean the dog chewed it up and spit it out, or it can be quite presentable. 'Good' can have a crease right through the player's eyeballs and often looks worse than a 'fair'.

But with this value of card, the flip game can work in the buyer's favor: I try to pay 'poor' flip prices for 'poor' graded cards that have good eye appeal.

So for you 2700$ + 400 in custom fee for these card are too high?

[g_vezina_c55]

Here is thèse 2 cards
http://www.amerlegends.com/auction/t...77389-5275.jpg
http://www.amerlegends.com/auction/t...77387-5273.jpg

Since i am in canada, i must add 15percent in fee at the 2700$. So the final price for these cards for me will be 3100$$

[bbcard1]

I was the underbidder so I concur.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by bbcard1

I was the underbidder so I concur.

I was the under-under-bidder