I generally agree that USA cards are bad for a long hold. But buying them now-ish and earlier in anticipation of the draft, and selling just before or after the draft, can be a pretty good flip. But absent a particularly compelling reason, they have little upside after the draft has happened, unless the player won't be in that year's BDPP or something, in which case you'll have a longer window.
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2011 Topps USA Baseball Cases Sinking... Is Topps to Blame?
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topprospectalert
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Haven't bought a single USA boxed set since Topps took over. No value or fun now. Loved the Upper Deck sets. Used to be a blast to bust.
BBCgalaxee
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I can't sell thru my 2 cases eventhough usa sets in the past have been awesome for sales.
NECpilgrims8
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Ugh.
No comment.
Don't even get me started.
No comment.
Don't even get me started.
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docsilvey
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hNECpilgrims8 said:
C'mon Adam! I was looking forward to your reply to this thread the most. Elaborate!
