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some #'s on Ebay bring in the $$ but Idk I figured since it was #200 it might be worth more than the others?
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some #'s on Ebay bring in the $$ but Idk I figured since it was #200 it might be worth more than the others?
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I think Topps Opening day ones are worth more also
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Oh, how do I tell which are from which set? I think its from topps chrome as I busted ALOT of it. lol.
MarlinsManiac20 said:
I forget, I think you may want to check the checklists they may say something like arod road to 500 100-150. But The person above is correct it was opening day I was thinking of not updates and highlights. NO one busted that crap, and anyone attempting to put the arod sets need those #'s. I remember when they where selling for the same price as a box that used to crack me up.
I'm trying to build that set right now. That card has a high book value of $3 bucks so you could probably sell it for $1. You say you have a bunch of them. Any chance you are willing to trade for them? I'm just starting up building the set so I only have about 10-15% of the cards. PM me if you are interested in getting rid of them.
Pretty sure the rare ones are from Opening Day, they are #d 76-100 if I remember correctly.
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76-100 book at $40, so I'd say those are the OD ones.
401-425 book at $15, not sure what set they came from.
451-499 book at $10, not sure as well.
500 books at $25, again not sure what set.
All the others book at $3, so those probably include base Topps, etc.
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76-100 book at $40, so I'd say those are the OD ones.
401-425 book at $15, not sure what set they came from.
451-499 book at $10, not sure as well.
500 books at $25, again not sure what set.
All the others book at $3, so those probably include base Topps, etc.
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nyc3 said:
I think it has more to do with the rate of insertion with Opening Day than no one opening the product.
I guess to better answer your question, it is not rare. Of all the cards in the set, #76-#100 are the rarest (valued at $40 High BV each), #401-#425 are second rarest (valued at $15 high BV each), #451-#499 are third rarest (valued at $10 each). #500 is pretty rare too valued at $25 High BV. None are serial numbered of the basic set though.
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I believe the most valuable ones were from Bowman Sterling due to the box cost and scarcity of the cards. There were other sets that these were harder to pull out of, but I believe the ones from Bowman Sterling are the toughest to find.
ThoseBackPages
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the Topps OD are/were the big money makers on eBay.
They fell one per hobby box
They fell one per hobby box
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ThoseBackPages said:
OD?
