BC auto & non auto parallel combo - premium?

[Zithy]

Example: You have a BC Joe Shmoe gold #10/50 non auto. A BC Draft Joe Shmoe gold auto #10/50 shows up on Ebay. Would you try to pick up the auto in hope of selling them later as a combo for a higher price than the single card? Would you expect there to be additional interest to the buyer?

Would you place a premium of some amount on the combo especially since it should be tough to get them with the same serial number? Or only if the jersey number or if they're both BGS 9.5 or PSA 10s.

Mostly geared toward prospect guys, orange or gold since red is too few and blues+ are more common.

 

[aminors]

I don't give two rat's arses what the serial numbers are. If they match up, that's coincidentally cool I guess. If they're the player's jersey number, throw it in the ebay title. Maybe somebody else gives a crap. As for putting the cards together, I as a buyer wouldn't pay any more than the cards' combined individual price (if that makes any sense).

Ant

 

[Zithy]

I don't give two rat's arses what the serial numbers are. If they match up, that's coincidentally cool I guess. If they're the player's jersey number, throw it in the ebay title. Maybe somebody else gives a crap. As for putting the cards together, I as a buyer wouldn't pay any more than the cards' combined individual price (if that makes any sense).

Ant

I'll take that as a no . . .

 

[pigskincardboard]

This is a hobby driven by OCD.

I can guarantee you that it wouldn't be a bad thing. With that said, I wouldn't buy the card just to buy the card.

 

[t3dudek]

I wouldnt care. But i also dont care what the card number is. A gold is a gold no different then the other 50 like it. Also i wouldnt see them both together in the same lot. Sell them seperatly an maybe the same buyer will purchase both.