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Derek Jeter 1998 Flair Showcase Legacy Masterpiece 1/1
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TomMurry
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Someone posted this already. I think it went for more than most of us expected.
George_Calfas
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Yeah it was fun to watch......how do you know how many "watchers" it had, thought only sellers knew that information.
George_Calfas
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GarkoCollector said:
I think several thought it closed spot on or a "tad" low.
SKYWALKER
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Messier2 said:
Love to here the answer :lol: :lol: :lol:
George_Calfas
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:idea:
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I use WATCHCOUNT.COM and when the auction was live you can see how many watchers and page views.
http://www.watchcount.com
http://www.watchcount.com
George_Calfas
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n301535 said:
I learn something everyday.
Welcome to the site!
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No problem and thank you for the welcome!
Two years ago at the National someone sold the A-Rod 1/1 for $2,500 CASH and Jeter has more following I would think.
Definitely a true rare 1/1......a must for the ultimate Jeter fan. You think it will be worth more once Jeter hits #3000 ?
Two years ago at the National someone sold the A-Rod 1/1 for $2,500 CASH and Jeter has more following I would think.
Definitely a true rare 1/1......a must for the ultimate Jeter fan. You think it will be worth more once Jeter hits #3000 ?
George_Calfas
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n301535 said:
After seeing the last few nice Legacy closing prices this card could hit $4K if the right to bidders stepped up....these are a true big dog card and few can/will bid on them, imho.
subpop77
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Make that two for this!George_Calfas said:
Topnotchsy
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Welcome to the site. The ending price did not surprise me, high or low. Not sure that 3000 hits will change the market on a card like this. I think it is a chase card for only the most die hard high-end collectors, and those were going all out now and will go all out then. I could see it getting more or less simply based on who has money on the day it is up for auction.
I was more surprised at how low the Manny and Molitor that sold at the same time went. I was planning on bidding and forgot to, but I would have paid more than the Manny went for, that's for sure. He's one of the best hitters of all time though obviously has no where close to the market as Jeter.
I was more surprised at how low the Manny and Molitor that sold at the same time went. I was planning on bidding and forgot to, but I would have paid more than the Manny went for, that's for sure. He's one of the best hitters of all time though obviously has no where close to the market as Jeter.
Brewer Andy
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Incredible card. So many factors going in to the bidding. A Masterpiece is certainly one of those few cards a collector can point to and say "If I could own one card before I die..."
Plus a 90's Masterpiece is like owning a Picasso. Lots of people want one for the status, just to say they have one and not necessarily because they give a crap about Picasso
Plus a 90's Masterpiece is like owning a Picasso. Lots of people want one for the status, just to say they have one and not necessarily because they give a crap about Picasso
NYCrulesU
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There's two more out there to be had, somewhere.
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George_Calfas
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George_Calfas
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n301535 said:
Yeah, they have all surfaced over time.......A seller many years back had two at one of the Nationals
JoshHamilton
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George_Calfas said:
Weren't there 4 rows in 98? Or 99?
