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Some Topps Proshooters Marbles got listed, about 8-9 different. Prices are high, but I picked up the Grace for $33. 2 Checklists (A&B) and a wrapper sold for $256 in August!
So Glad I grabbed the Brady a few years ago.
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So Glad I grabbed the Brady a few years ago.
Kid4hof03
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I got this today, it's been on my want list for a long time, 97 gold embossed refractor
MansGame
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^Those are the best!
joey12508
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I got this today, it's been on my want list for a long time, 97 gold embossed refractor
Me likie
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magicpapa
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- Aug 7, 2008
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Yes, Not numbered
magicpapa
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Hmmmmmmmmmmmm Makes ya wonder Who else is Out There
athletics07
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Who lucked out on this lot? Dang!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CRAIG-BIGGI...1402815664?pt=US_Baseball&hash=item23404fa0b0
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CRAIG-BIGGI...1402815664?pt=US_Baseball&hash=item23404fa0b0
RStadlerASU22
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MansGame
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Wow. That's an absolute steal.
bobthewondercat77
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Holy ****. 1/1 Longevity Holo is one of THE toughest cards out there. Huge set too.
MansGame
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I bet it didn't go to a Biggio guy. You'd think it'd go for more. I don't know.
Gwynn545
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I would agree, although I believe it is tied with...every other 1/1 in the world.
athletics07
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So, I decided to do this:
Has anyone looked into getting the flip corrected with PSA?
Has anyone looked into getting the flip corrected with PSA?
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olerud363
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I've never included the 1994 Topps Winners cards in my Olerud pursuits, mainly because I never really knew which was which and and what's a reasonable price for each. This one shows up in my COMC searches:
From what I've read in another thread on FCB the "ABCD" cards are the big/valuable ones. Some "AB" cards seem to be listed on various sites for under a buck, so is this one really worth the $9.75 asking price?
From what I've read in another thread on FCB the "ABCD" cards are the big/valuable ones. Some "AB" cards seem to be listed on various sites for under a buck, so is this one really worth the $9.75 asking price?
Brewer Andy
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Grabbed this. Betting it'll look nice in hand
joey12508
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Grabbed this. Betting it'll look nice in hand
NICE..........
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athletics07
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Grabbed this. Betting it'll look nice in hand
NICE! I was excited to find/pickup the Giambi last night that I missed on COMC.
bobthewondercat77
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Good point! Technically that is true.
But there are a few factors -- obviously modern 1/1s are less rare en masse because there are so many issued every year. Even going back to the 90's though, many sets with 1/1s were star-heavy on the checklist, not so with LR&S. Also, many early sets had multiple 1/1s, even the Flair Legacy Masterpieces with the multiple rows and the Topps Gold Label with the multiple Classes. The most you could get in LR&S would be what Biggio had, a regular card and a Team Lineup.
Then above and beyond all those factors, the Holo Longevity are numbered 1/50 on the back so a good number of them are not saved / sold as 1/1s -- if you don't have a regular Longevity to compare to, it would be easy to think that all 50 had the holographic fronts. So a certain percentage of them are lost in the shuffle and thus harder to track down because of that.
Sooooo despite all 1/1s technically being the same rarity, I do feel that this card is a notch above
I would afford the same "extra credit" status to 1/1s that are in products with huge print runs that didn't get opened quickly or necessarily by hardcore collectors -- 2000 UD green Exclusives 1/1s are impossible to find for this reason.
bobthewondercat77
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Dang. That counts as a top-notch toughie to me. Don't think I've ever seen another 1/1 from that set. Short base set, high cost of product when issued, product eventually tanked once JD Drew and Glaus AUs weren't big pulls.
What about 98SpX Finite? I think there were a few 1/1s in that product, but I've never seen any.
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