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cards01fan
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If they had red refractors s# to 5 in 1955, what kind of value would they have now? Opinions
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gt2590
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Doesn't matter. My Dad would have still traded all his Mays and all his Yankees for those (virtually) worthless Philadelphia A's. :lol:
Besides, 1954 was a better looking set...
Besides, 1954 was a better looking set...
Bob Loblaw
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What's your connection to Nova?
The real answer to your question is that they'd sell for about what the highest grade PSA singles from the set that have a population of around 5 go for.
gt2590
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Nothing direct, just live about 45 minutes west on Route 30 and they're the closest D1 hoops team. Went to a bunch of games years ago too.
But they've already lost to an inferior Hall since I changed my Avatar and are right on the "bubble".
Still better than anybody expected this year but those "bad" losses are gonna cost 'em I think...
Bob Loblaw
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Nothing direct, just live about 45 minutes west on Route 30 and they're the closest D1 hoops team. Went to a bunch of games years ago too.
But they've already lost to an inferior Hall since I changed my Avatar and are right on the "bubble".
Still better than anybody expected this year but those "bad" losses are gonna cost 'em I think...
Ah... I went to school there...
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gt2590
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The only real students I knew that went there was a cheerleader who grad'd in '94. And a buddy's wife in '99 (I think)...
Another buddy lived in Radnor, and I sometimes worked in St. David's, so we mostly just hung out there. :lol:
matfanofold
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To be honest, I am very curious to see how all this modern technology holds up on cardboard, 50+ years later...
Krom
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Thats a good start but i would say a bit more based on the fast that more could grade as high and a #ed card wont change in scarcity.
uniquebaseballcards
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This makes sense. But the highest graded chrome cards wouldn't garner/demand as much of a premium as highest graded cardboard cards because chrome is much heartier stock.
Bob Loblaw
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Been to Garrett Hill Pizza?
ThoseBackPages
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if people "collected" in 1955 like they do now, then now would not exist in the form that it does
notjomommasclint
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ThoseBackPages
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Absolutely. and your wallet would be fatter!
uniquebaseballcards
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LOL, assuming the hobby would still exist at all.
gt2590
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Nope, at least not that I know by name. When we were older, my buddy used to bartend at a small place on Montgomery Ave.
Haven't been down that way in years either...
notjomommasclint
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Bob Loblaw
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Many times I studying through the night with my study partner and we'd get Garrett Hill Pizza. Best damn pizza or chicken parm subs. IT was about 5 minutes from the law school campus. Cheesesteaks were good too.
