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Anybody seeing it any LCS? what kind money are dealers asking for it. With so few made, looks like this is only going up in prices.
 

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Buying back old cards, stamping a "low" number on the cards, and repackaging seems to be a scam to me. I'm staying far away from this product.
 

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$150 a box with no chance at Harper or Trout autos...that makes sense.

Anyone want to buy a 90 Leaf set for $50?
 

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$150 a box with no chance at Harper or Trout autos...that makes sense.

Anyone want to buy a 90 Leaf set for $50?

A Frank Thomas just sold for $250. You don't need Trout and Harper for this product to sell well.

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Most practices of all manufacturers are pretty disturbing these days. Leaf has not done anything that other companies haven't done over the past 5 years.

I know pretty much every company has done buyback autos, but has any company stamped "regular" cards with low serial numbers or 1/1s? I know Fleer did some in basketball, just curious if others have done it.
 

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Yeah, kinda crappy. You turn a 25 cent base card of Gwynn into a card someone is asking 400 dollars for on ebay because it says 1/1 in red on it now lol

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Like putting a different background on card, stamp 1/1 and have it sell for thousands.
 

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Like putting a different background on card, stamp 1/1 and have it sell for thousands.

Exactly. To me it's no different then all the use of colored refractors and colored parallels.

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I think some people need to to take a step back and ask themselves about value as a basic concept and what makes an item valuable.

I can easily find a photo of Albert Pujols from 2001. I can write a little scouting report and some stats on the back of it. Then I can get him to sign it at spring training. So why do people pay more for the one made by Topps with the Bowman logo on it? Doesn't make a lot of sense from any logical point of view.

Speaking to this board: What is a superfractor and why is it valuable? Tell my why it is worth hundreds or thousands but one of these stamped "buy backs" from Leaf isn't (intrinsically and/or generally, not why you do or do want either). I would like to hear it.
 

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Hasn't Topps, Panini, and Upper Deck been doing this for years?

Usually Topps, Panini and UD don't "buy back" all the cards from just 1 set. This product only takes a few cases to get all the stamped cards needed to fill the boxes.

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I thought Heritage does this every year with original buy backs from the specific card design used, having some of those signed and making a base set using that old design.

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