2004 Topps Originals Signatures....

[klute14]

I am intrigued by this product and have been for some time.
I know that these are easily forged but I was wondering what a good price would be for a hobby box.
I have checked ebay and there haven't been any completed auctions is quite some time.
There are a couple of auctions that have the BO option so I am just looking for a good range.
I would obviously post the video break if my offer was accepted.

Thanks,
Keith

 

[js0000001]

I broke a case a couple of years ago

bought it from blowout for $600 (i think)

odds state the in a case you would get 2 top level autos

my two were a lovely 1979 tom seaver which is the only card I sold from the case

and a Dwight Gooden card ::facepalm::

 

[klute14]

I broke a case a couple of years ago

bought it from blowout for $600 (i think)

odds state the in a case you would get 2 top level autos

my two were a lovely 1979 tom seaver which is the only card I sold from the case

and a Dwight Gooden card ::facepalm::

Excellent.
How many boxes in the case?

 

[js0000001]

I remember four (4x6=24 cards)

 

[js0000001]

Another interesting hit was Joe Rudi 1977 Topps /7

 

[George K]

Topps Original sounded like a good idea when it came out. It was over-priced and easily forged. Bottom-line is Topps didn't do much to protect their consumer and slacked on quality. (You can slab TTM auto cards and they'll look better than this - probably a better investment too.)

I bought about 6 packs of these. I remember getting a 1984 Jeffery Leonard auto. I felt like I'd been kick in the groin six times. All my cards were from the over-produced 80s and 90s. Best I got was a 1981 Topps Joe Morgan auto, which at the time of release barely fetched twenty bucks.