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re: For you Card Collectors - 30 for 30 short - The Holy Grail: T206 Honus Wagner
Posted on 2/27/13 at 7:21 pm to lsufan112001
Posted on 2/27/13 at 7:21 pm to lsufan112001
The hobby is better now. Ripping wax is still gonna be a losing proposition most times but the market is strong. I find it easy to find good deals and flip cards.
Posted on 2/27/13 at 8:36 pm to barry
I actually have a Honus Wagner card from around 1910 but its not the t206. Its t208 I believe. Havent looked at it years though. When I bought it, it was valued at about 2000.00.
Posted on 2/27/13 at 8:43 pm to barry
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I find it easy to find good deals and flip cards.
My little brother is doing this again. He's working with football cards and selling them as fast as he can open them. Sold one for $300 the other day.
Meanwhile, every 25 year old card I have in hard plastic is worth a buck fiddy.
Posted on 2/27/13 at 8:46 pm to barry
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The hobby is better now. Ripping wax is still gonna be a losing proposition most times but the market is strong. I find it easy to find good deals and flip cards.
whats hot right now?
Posted on 2/27/13 at 10:26 pm to barry
I got back in the hobby in 2009. I actually did pretty well with busting boxes, but stopped buying wax in early 2011 since these companies (a la Panini and Topps) started churning out these awful products which you would be lucky to break even on. Though, the thing I've noticed the most about people in the online hobby community is that many collectors have no self control. Panini and Topps don't have to put a ton of effort into a product since they know that collectors will pay the $100+ for it, no matter what.
Anyways, I got out the hobby last spring. I enjoyed buying/flipping singles a lot, but it just got too expensive. Selling was a pain in the arse sometimes. You get lowballed by morons on a hobby website, and get nickel and dimed by eBay's fees. Too much of a headache. That said, I'll probably be back in the hobby soon enough.
Anyways, I got out the hobby last spring. I enjoyed buying/flipping singles a lot, but it just got too expensive. Selling was a pain in the arse sometimes. You get lowballed by morons on a hobby website, and get nickel and dimed by eBay's fees. Too much of a headache. That said, I'll probably be back in the hobby soon enough.
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