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aminors
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It's like a $45 card without grading, around $65 gem, so I'd say $100-120?
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aminors said:
I am guessing $175-$200.
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95vr4 said:
Cash is king. what do you have into the card? dont get too greedy
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In height of Trout mania I'm sure it would have gotten well over 2 bills, maybe even 3-4 bills. Seems now his bandwagon has lost some members. $150 may be going rate now. Or hold till next season and see if he picks some steam and hype back up.
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As both matchpenalty and UMich92 have stated, I would wait unless you are strapped for cash or get a great offer. He should pick up steam again next year, or possibly even during the offseason when BA starts hyping people.
jcmint said:
Currently, there is no way anyone will pay 200 for that card....maybe if he leaves it up there for 300 days, perhaps.
A ref 9.5 sold for $79 dlvd......no one in their right mind would pay 200 for a base chrome auto.
Stop listening to these greedy folk and sell the thing already.
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Honestly, what type of player do people assumes Trout will become?
As an Angels fan, I can be excited about a LF with a solid average and some big speed, but little power seems to do very little on a National scale. And let's be honest here, it's the big power numbers that get people excited about prospect buying frenzy.
At $150, that's a no brainer. So what if the card sells for $200 in 6 months...it could just as easily sell for $100.
Obviously, it's yours and you can do with it what you want, but if you sell at $150 and take home $135 on the deal...not a single person in the future selling of a that card will ever make more dollar-wise, or percentage-wise.
As an Angels fan, I can be excited about a LF with a solid average and some big speed, but little power seems to do very little on a National scale. And let's be honest here, it's the big power numbers that get people excited about prospect buying frenzy.
At $150, that's a no brainer. So what if the card sells for $200 in 6 months...it could just as easily sell for $100.
Obviously, it's yours and you can do with it what you want, but if you sell at $150 and take home $135 on the deal...not a single person in the future selling of a that card will ever make more dollar-wise, or percentage-wise.
In the last 14 days I can tell you the mindset has shifted DRAMATICALLY......I get more emails now asking if I would take $35 for the 100/BO card when they last one sold for 79 two weeks ago. People are low balling and looking for deals while watching football.
+1 to what hockeyplayer said, solid.
+1 to what hockeyplayer said, solid.
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I've noticed some serious lowballing recently as well.EricInCT said:
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Topnotchsy said:
Me too. I have no problem with getting bad offers now and then but it's like people think it's automatically time for sellers to give up everything at 50-75% of market price. Not sure I understand that.
I'd still hold that card. He's never going to be a power machine, but I think he's gonna come out putting up monster numbers if he's starting 2011 in the Cal League. Oh yeah, and BA will probably rank him as a top 5 prospect this offseason, which never hurts.
Brian (Delaware): Where do you see Angles' Mike Trout starting next season. Can we expect to see him in AA or back to Rancho?
Jim Callis: I'd say Double-A. Never thought I'd say this a year ago, but he may play his way to Anaheim by the end of the 2011 season. He's the top prospect in minor league baseball for me.
Jim Callis: I'd say Double-A. Never thought I'd say this a year ago, but he may play his way to Anaheim by the end of the 2011 season. He's the top prospect in minor league baseball for me.
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Jaypers said:
It seems like people completely forget that he was 18/19 all season. Based on his age alone, he probably shouldn't have even made it to High-A this season but he was too good for low A so he did. Most people seem to not realize that that is one hell of a feat itself, but then to hit .300 there too?
He also ended the season on a mini-tear. I could make some easy flips on the base and ref Gems I have, but I'm holding.
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now that MiLB is done for the season, theres no reason to sell any prospect that isnt making headlines on ESPN at the moment.
As was mentioned, Football is in full swing, Hockey and Hoops are coming. Baseball is going to the back-burner, as is the disposable income in todays market
As was mentioned, Football is in full swing, Hockey and Hoops are coming. Baseball is going to the back-burner, as is the disposable income in todays market
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