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Hey guys,
I know there isn't a solid answer, but I will just ask for conversation sake. How do you determine a card's value when it is a pop 1.
I have the 1991 Chris Hoiles Variaton PSA 10 (1/1). I put it up for sale on ebay, but then removed it because I am struggling with the price.
I have finally decided to let some of my rare variations go, as long as I don't sell for a cheap buck.
1991 Chris Hoiles Variaton regularly sells in the 80-150 range and some have been as low as 50 but some as high as 200.
I have the only PSA 10 graded of the "White inner frame" or "Grey inner frame" depending on who you ask.
It is a topps variation, and some say that there are very limited quantities of this card.
I have been offered up to 150 already without really "shopping" it, so is there a formula or anything that you would use???
Say highest sale X's 2 ...? since there isn't a SMR value.....
thanks peeps!!!
I know there isn't a solid answer, but I will just ask for conversation sake. How do you determine a card's value when it is a pop 1.
I have the 1991 Chris Hoiles Variaton PSA 10 (1/1). I put it up for sale on ebay, but then removed it because I am struggling with the price.
I have finally decided to let some of my rare variations go, as long as I don't sell for a cheap buck.
1991 Chris Hoiles Variaton regularly sells in the 80-150 range and some have been as low as 50 but some as high as 200.
I have the only PSA 10 graded of the "White inner frame" or "Grey inner frame" depending on who you ask.
It is a topps variation, and some say that there are very limited quantities of this card.
I have been offered up to 150 already without really "shopping" it, so is there a formula or anything that you would use???
Say highest sale X's 2 ...? since there isn't a SMR value.....
thanks peeps!!!
