question abut topps bunt?????

bongo870 · Sep 22, 2016

Ok I see cards on e-bay for sale from Topps bunt. Then I see this sweet card for 34 bucks. this is a sweet card. Now is there a card? or just digital. if its digital then 34 bucks for a non existant card is a joke.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2016-Topps-Bunt-Museum-Collection-Quad-Relic-Steve-Carlton-Only-50-Phillies-/222169028290?hash=item33ba4e56c2:g:d4sAAOSwgY9XcpvK

mrmopar · Sep 22, 2016

The seller clearly states it is a digital card. If you bought that item, you would own a digital image that resided in your bunt account.

Pinbreaker · Sep 22, 2016

just screen capture it and you will have a digital image of it as well..

bongo870 · Sep 22, 2016

mrmopar said:
The seller clearly states it is a digital card. If you bought that item, you would own a digital image that resided in your bunt account.

So the card does not exist? all that money for what? I thought it was like what Topps did before. You get a pic of the card and if you want it you can pay for it. (forget what that program was called) was it E-Topps?

bongo870 · Sep 22, 2016

Pinbreaker said:
just screen capture it and you will have a digital image of it as well..

yea really

Pinbreaker · Sep 22, 2016

bongo870 said:
So the card does not exist? all that money for what? I thought it was like what Topps did before. You get a pic of the card and if you want it you can pay for it. (forget what that program was called) was it E-Topps?

But with the E-Topps cards you actually got the card delivered to you once you paid for it..

You can see E-Topps cards on EBAY now..

moxacaine · Sep 22, 2016

hell ive sold bunt cards for $100 and $200 before. its crazy what people pay for digital cards.

bongo870 · Sep 22, 2016

moxacaine said:
hell ive sold bunt cards for $100 and $200 before. its crazy what people pay for digital cards.

I just dont understand why... but to each there own i guess right?

r2d2 · Sep 22, 2016

bongo870 said:
I just dont understand why... but to each there own i guess right?

Yes. The cards does exist....inside the Bunt app. People enjoy them and enjoy building sets.

bongo870 · Sep 22, 2016

r2d2 said:
Yes. The cards does exist....inside the Bunt app. People enjoy them and enjoy building sets.

but you cant feel them see them on your wall or in your collection. but like I said to each there own.

Brewer Andy · Sep 22, 2016

I ended up uninstalling. I guess I never really caught the bug either or came to "get it" for that matter. I mean, you could just Internet search the images of the cards and screen shot them for collecting but there's no fun in that, yet it's no different. Those apps just seem to prey on people's weird, modern 1st world, needs and instincts

olerud363 · Sep 22, 2016

Yeah, it's ridiculous the amount of money people spend on a picture of a card. The "relic" cards in particular take the cake though.

I still enjoy the app as a free player. Sure beats Pokemon Go.

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Greg Cleveland · Sep 22, 2016

So, would a dozen or so unused code cards sell well on eBay?

Brewer Andy · Sep 22, 2016

No, the code cards are generally only good for packs of base cards unless I'm wrong. And each fan name can only enter 5 of them I think. Someone will correct me if I'm an idiot

olerud363 · Sep 22, 2016

Brewer Andy said:
No, the code cards are generally only good for packs of base cards unless I'm wrong. And each fan name can only enter 5 of them I think. Someone will correct me if I'm an idiot

You can enter as many individual code as you want I think. The limit of five applies to the number of users who can enter a particular code. So one user can enter a dozen or so unique codes, but a dozen or so users can't enter the same code.

Regarding the value of them, they're probably only good for standard base packs, which not many people would buy. Bunt users are like people who buy "real" cards... they chase hits, and standard base packs don't contain inserts. Still, it couldn't hurt to post them on ebay... anything you get for it is better than nothing I suppose.

MrMet · Sep 22, 2016

Greg Cleveland said:
So, would a dozen or so unused code cards sell well on eBay?

Depends what the code cards are from, if from bunt physical, then yes...maybe

r2d2 · Sep 22, 2016

Brewer Andy said:
I ended up uninstalling. I guess I never really caught the bug either or came to "get it" for that matter. I mean, you could just Internet search the images of the cards and screen shot them for collecting but there's no fun in that, yet it's no different. Those apps just seem to prey on people's weird, modern 1st world, needs and instincts

That's why you didn't answer my trades =(

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