Opinions Please: Fair price estimate...

Bill Menard · Nov 18, 2013

If you could purchase these autographs, today, what would you say is a fair price to pay for them (as a lot, not individually - I'd never ask for THAT much time!)?

2002 Bowman Chrome	Gavin Floyd Autograph
2002 Bowman Chrome	Ryan Raburn Autograph
2003 Bowman Chrome	Travis Ishikawa Autograph
2003 Bowman Chrome Draft	Brandon Wood Autograph
2004 Bowman Chrome	Jon Knott Autograph
2004 Bowman Chrome Draft	Mark Rogers Autograph
2004 Bowman Chrome Draft	Thomas Diamond Autograph
2005 Bowman Chrome	Mike Morse Autograph
2005 Bowman Chrome	Mike Bourn Autograph
2006 Bowman Chrome	James Loney Autograph
2007 Bowman Chrome Prospects	Dellin Betances Autograph
2008 Bowman Chrome Draft	Blake DeWitt Autograph
2008 Bowman Chrome Draft	Collin Balester Autograph
2008 Bowman Chrome Prospects	Angel Villalona Autograph
2008 Bowman Chrome Prospects	Josh Vitters Autograph
2008 Bowman Chrome Prospects	Andrew Brackman Autograph
2008 Bowman Chrome Prospects	Kyle Lotzkar Autograph
2008 Bowman Chrome Prospects	Julio Borbon Autograph
2009 Bowman Chrome Draft Prospects	Drew Storen Autograph
2009 Bowman Chrome Draft Prospects	Tyler Matzek Autograph
2009 Bowman Chrome Draft Prospects	Reymond Fuentes Autograph
2009 Bowman Chrome Draft Prospects	A.J. ******* Autograph
2009 Bowman Chrome Draft Prospects	Randal Grichuk Autograph
2009 Bowman Chrome Prospects	Pat Venditte Autograph
2009 Bowman Chrome Prospects	Tommy Hanson Autograph
2010 Bowman Chrome	Drew Stubbs Autograph
2010 Bowman Chrome	Michael Brantley Autograph
2010 Bowman Chrome	Daniel Hudson Autograph
2010 Bowman Chrome Prospects	Trayce Thompson Autograph
2011 Bowman Chrome Draft Prospect Autographtographs	Taylor Jungmann Autograph
2011 Bowman Chrome Draft Prospect Autographtographs	Keenyn Walker Autograph

Austin · Nov 18, 2013

$100, which is about $3 each for the 31 cards, which takes into account the worthless dollar has-beens like Thomas Diamond and the slightly higher more recent guys who are still prospects (and the few good players like Morse, Loney,Bourn and Hanson).
That Brandon Wood used to be a $100 card!

matfanofold · Nov 18, 2013

Austin said:
$100, which is about $3 each for the 31 cards, which takes into account the worthless dollar has-beens like Thomas Diamond and the slightly higher more recent guys who are still prospects (and the few good players like Morse, Bourn and Hanson).

I'd say perhaps even less. If I could hand them off for $75 cash in my pocket, I would.

Y4NK335 · Nov 18, 2013

$65 would even be fair

ballerskrip · Nov 18, 2013

matfanofold said:
I'd say perhaps even less. If I could hand them off for $75 cash in my pocket, I would.

If they were mine, I would be happy to get $75 for them

jcmint · Nov 18, 2013

125-150 if I could get them at them same time. Something has to be said for one person having all them for a one stop shop

Bill Menard · Nov 18, 2013

Thanks for the estimates! Funny how we all think a bit differently. I guess it's pespective. I can see why if you had them all to sell and were just looking to dump this random combo, you'd be happy to GET $75. I can also see the willingness to PAY $100-125 if you had a need for this combo of cards and able to get them all at once.

I appreciate the quick responses! Thank you!

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