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IndyManning18
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I love my PC, but everything has a price to me.
Pine Tar
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Sam here since I had sold a few of my PC cards before and will continue if I need or get aIndyMann said:
price I can not pass up. Hell it is only cardboard and not one of my children......well
jimmyjam1973
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My Steve Garvey RC. It's not in great condition, but it's the only card I wouldn't part with.
IndyManning18
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I'll offer you $10,000,000 for it.jimmyjam1973 said:
HPC
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js0000001 said:
Same here.
My grandpa has given me literally tens of thousands of cards ranging from vintage to new. Some are worth pennies, some are worth a couple hundred.
I may have only sold under 10 of those cards in rare instances.
200lbhockeyplayer
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- Aug 10, 2008
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Dick Porter 2009 SP Legendary Cuts Mystery Cuts 1/1.
Dick was a good friend of my grandfather and would commonly take my dad fishing, hunting, etc. He died a year after I was born, but he is my main player that I collect. Everything of his is untouchable for the most part.
Dick was a good friend of my grandfather and would commonly take my dad fishing, hunting, etc. He died a year after I was born, but he is my main player that I collect. Everything of his is untouchable for the most part.
SeattleSports
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- Jun 11, 2010
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1989 UD Griffey
I've had it since 1989 and I'll never get rid of it.
I've had it since 1989 and I'll never get rid of it.
rookieaddict
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- Nov 13, 2008
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1961 Roger Maris. My dad bought it for me at the first card show we ever went to back in the mid 80's. He bought it for me because we were both from Fargo, ND. Still has the price tage on it. $4.50. It's not in fantastic shape, it's not worth a ton; but it's the only card I have I've never considered selling.
bricewaynebisel
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All of my 1980 Hendersons, and my 93 Finest Refractor Henderson
jwc9p
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87 Donruss Maddux rookie card. Uncle gave it to me in '95 for my birthday and it was my favorite card then and is now.
gracecollector
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Only because I'll never find a buyer.
Hendersonfan
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02 Throwback Threads Redemption Auto 035/100. Jeryey numbered and most I paid for a card (paid $275 when it was booking for $400+)
1st4040
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It would take a mind blowing number for me to sell off my PC.. WAY WAY more than its worth in sale value because it has a ton of sentimental value which can't be reflected in a price tag.
KC37
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IndyMann said:
Yup. Some of the prices are extremely unreasonable, but they exist.
Superfractor
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Everything has a price - including my precious Superfractors. The thing is that you'd have to sway me; that it is irrationally worth it to you to get rid of one from my collection of twenty-two.
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