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New High For Heyward?
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Pinbreaker
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Jaypers said:
And to think I sold mine when they first came out for $125 on a BIN..
Nikobaseball
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Pinbreaker said:
And I was going to complain about selling mine for like 400-450. Ouch.
Adamsince1981
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WOW....
He could go .300 w/ 25 bombs and 85 RBI in '10 and that card would sell for $450...
He could go .300 w/ 25 bombs and 85 RBI in '10 and that card would sell for $450...
Adamsince1981 said:
Yeah, but on the potential that he hits .350 with 55 HR and 180 RBI and becomes the next Willie Mays or clean Barry Bonds keeps the dummies out there still buying Heyward at those prices.
Not trying to call anybody dummies, but if you're buying Heyward right now you may be in for a big time drop.
bballcardkid
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Vagrant said:
I may be mistaken, but I believe the golds sold for that when released, or at least a few months after release.
bballcardkid
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jjj7880 said:
I was watching that wanting to bid, but forgot all about it. ::facepalm::
To those who say you can't get a steal in an auction style listing...that's proof, at least to me.
bballcardkid said:
I never recall the gold refractors hitting that high. I was in on Moustakas at the time and his were going right around $190ish raw. Blue refractors were going in the $95-100 territory.
Granted, the 08 auto versions did take a bit of the steam out of those cards, but anybody who did buying at that time or even now is making a smart investment, IMO.
bballcardkid
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Vagrant said:
Vagrant said:
You could be right. I do remember someone on the board saying they pulled a Moustakas Orange and sold it for $300. May have been $400. I can't remember exactly but it was one of the two. It's safe to say if the 08's didn't exist, the Heyward Gold would probably be around the $400 range.
As far as the blues, if you bought very early, you probably dodged the 2008 effect. One board member said he picked up his Laporta and Heyward in the $50-$60 range. They nearly doubled before the 2008 relesae.
soccerman034
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bballcardkid said:jjj7880 said:
I was watching that wanting to bid, but forgot all about it. ::facepalm::
To those who say you can't get a steal in an auction style listing...that's proof, at least to me.
Terrible centering, but a decent deal none the less.
soccerman034 said:bballcardkid said:jjj7880 said:
I was watching that wanting to bid, but forgot all about it. ::facepalm::
To those who say you can't get a steal in an auction style listing...that's proof, at least to me.
Terrible centering, but a decent deal none the less.
I don't think the centering is that bad I think it is more of the scan. I'll post the scan when I get it in hand.
All The Hype
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jjj7880 said:soccerman034 said:bballcardkid said:jjj7880 said:
I was watching that wanting to bid, but forgot all about it. ::facepalm::
To those who say you can't get a steal in an auction style listing...that's proof, at least to me.
Terrible centering, but a decent deal none the less.
I don't think the centering is that bad I think it is more of the scan. I'll post the scan when I get it in hand.
Yeah that centering might not be perfect, but it's definitely better than what the scan shows. That glare is cutting off part of the card for sure.
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