AUTaxMan
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Too much. $64. But I had to have it. Been one of my top wants for quite some time.
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Too much. $64. But I had to have it. Been one of my top wants for quite some time.
nosterbor
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Great buy! Sold my Juan for $100
NECpilgrims8
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So, it looks like they all sold? or they were taken down?
AUTaxMan
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A Mo Vaughn just sold on ebay for $4.
Really? My beckett has the Red unlisted stars @ $4.00 and golds are 20X. Do they list it in the OPG at $30? That seems extremely cheap. I mean, what would a serial numbered one sell for if it came up on auction?
Brewer Andy
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There's still a Greg Vaughn listed I have no interest in. I think maybe they were just down for a bit being relabeled as un-numbered?
DeliciousBacon
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According to Beckett, Juan Gone is a common, Minor Star at best. That would be $1.50 for the Red, $30 for the Gold.
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George_Calfas
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Far more than book......the "book" price has little to no effect on this set when it comes to the name players such as Juan (perceived as common or not). Maybe I should list 1 of each Juan and see how far they beat "book".
Yeah that would be kinda fun. But i dont understand the whole common, minor star, and star thing. Juan was a beast. MVPs, all-star games, tons of home runs. Seems like a star to me.
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George_Calfas
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Completely agree......I would think that Stars are Jr, Frank, etc and Juan would be in the Minor to Semi Star price range.
nosterbor
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Please list them.I would love to bid on them.
Need some help from the experts here. So I have complete sets of the 1997 Fleer Goudey Greats(1:8) & 1997 Fleer Goudey Greats Gold Foil(1:800). But I also have a 1997 Goudey Greats set with no stamp of any kind and lacks the player name. Beckett only lists 2 sets. Any idea what I have here? The base set is a flat finished surface. The Gold Foil has a glossy surface. The set with no stamp has a glossy surface as well. Any ideas? Here are a couple examples.
AUTaxMan
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Never seen the no stamp. I assume it's just a misprint. Gold foils that didn't get the foil.
This is what I thought. I actually have 2 of these sets. They came direct from Fleer and I find it odd that both sets missed the stamp. Very strange.
DeliciousBacon
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Back in the 90's and early 2000's, Beckett based the Unlisted Stars/Semistars/Minor Stars tiers on performance. Now, they're based more or less on current hobby standing, which means a lot of the 90's stars are seriously undervalued (and plenty of current players are seriously overvalued). If you care about BV and all that, of course.
MansGame
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Which no one does... sigh
BunchOBull
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Just back from PSA
ooh Now that is fancy!
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Thanks!
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