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JoshHamilton
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BunchOfBull MIGHT be able to help
Your card is probably $350-$400
I've been looking for a PSA 9 for years
Your card is probably $350-$400
I've been looking for a PSA 9 for years
steve-a-reno
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JoshHamilton said:
They are very rare. I know a collector that sold two psa 8's I believe for $400 per. Your copy, I'd guess is more in the 125-200 range due to condition.
It's one of those cards that isn't as rare as originally thought of. I am pretty sure someone on here has researched the sales of those cards, each and every one for years. A lot have actually surfaced, some fakes too, but still commands a huge premium when listed. It's notoriety alone keeps the value high. Nice card!!
George_Calfas
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steve-a-reno said:
7s and 8s are in the 300-400 range (on average)
MojoDan
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There is still a great deal of interest in that 20+ years later. Congrats on the pick up.
nborton
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clarkfan said:
For the time period they are extremely rare. Compared to now they are just rare. Something numbered to 100 then would be insane rare for the time. The pure odds that someone would find a NNOF are much worse than finding a 1/1 today.
BunchOBull
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I've always said I think production was probably in the 200 range...data to support this? Very little. Mostly inferences based upon sales.
After the 1990 Topps Blackless discovery, the market was flooded with copies of the NNOF and prices fell some. 2 years ago, near mint copies were selling for $700-800. Now, more like $400 to $500. However, when Topps came out with the "Cards Your Mom Threw Out" promotion, the reprints were everywhere and folks stopped listing real copies. I haven't seen a real NNOF on eBay for several months now. If you are looking to sell, now may be the time.
I probably have a buyer for you otherwise.
I paid $875 a little more than a year ago for my copy, which is the lowest recorded price for a PSA 9.
Edited to add: I sold one in similar condition to yours, but raw, for around $250 a year ago.
After the 1990 Topps Blackless discovery, the market was flooded with copies of the NNOF and prices fell some. 2 years ago, near mint copies were selling for $700-800. Now, more like $400 to $500. However, when Topps came out with the "Cards Your Mom Threw Out" promotion, the reprints were everywhere and folks stopped listing real copies. I haven't seen a real NNOF on eBay for several months now. If you are looking to sell, now may be the time.
I probably have a buyer for you otherwise.
I paid $875 a little more than a year ago for my copy, which is the lowest recorded price for a PSA 9.
Edited to add: I sold one in similar condition to yours, but raw, for around $250 a year ago.
rob167
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If you are talking about me Steve, I had a BGS 8.0 that I sold for $750 (if memory serves) and a BGS 8.5 for $875 (again, my memory isn't so great, but they both sold for well over $400). 
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1995BBRefractorGuy
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great card!
IndyManning18
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The card in that condition is begging for an autograph.
ThoseBackPages
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NICE!
caseya10781
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Such great hobby memories surround that card. I remember the NNOF and Griffey UD rookie were on a short list of my most wanted cards as a 9 yr old. And I agree with IndyMann, that card would look great with an auto.
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BunchOBull
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caseya10781 said:
Actually, the copy I sold last year now resides in one of the nicest autographed rookie collections in the country...
caseya10781
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That looks phenomenal signed, thanks for posting a scan.BunchOBull said:caseya10781 said:
Actually, the copy I sold last year now resides in one of the nicest autographed rookie collections in the country...
JEA2880
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BunchOBull said:caseya10781 said:
Actually, the copy I sold last year now resides in one of the nicest autographed rookie collections in the country...
Dmitri Young?
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BunchOBull
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No, Mike Navarro. Some of his collection can be viewed here:
http://forums.collectors.com/messagevie ... did=651262
http://forums.collectors.com/messagevie ... did=651262
nborton
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BunchOBull said:
WOW!!! I don't want to high jack the thread, but that collection is completely insane. Just to have all those RCs is one thing. Autoed on top of it is crazy. Literally every sport plus political people, Olympians, racing, wrestling, etc. If they made a card he has it.
I can't even imagine what this one would go for.
BunchOBull
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As I said a week or so back, now might be the time to sell, as there haven't been many NNOFs available in some months.
Solid price for a BGS 8, just $25 less than I paid for my PSA 9:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... MEWAX%3AIT
Solid price for a BGS 8, just $25 less than I paid for my PSA 9:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... MEWAX%3AIT
