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Most valuable cards - jack pfiester - 02-10-2019
Decided to sort My Organize by value just to see what exactly I have.
Not as great as I thought but my Perez-Steele HOF Postcards prop up the total value.
What do you have to display?
RE: Most valuable cards - DrMitchJ - 02-10-2019
I just went to check my collection. Much to my surprise, my most valuable card according to the guide just plummeted by 50% ... I'm sure we're not allowed to put up actual values, but my 2011 Trout RC US175 Red border Target card was my most valuable, but with its value chopped in half, it's still up there as numero uno, but the $$$ is half as impressive. Oh well, I wasn't selling it either way.
I have nearly 300 cards that are not valued as some are under /25 print runs, while some others are just not evaluated, perhaps due to lack of sales information?
Here are my top 25 MVCs:
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I blocked out the prices in order to not infringe on the TOS
RE: Most valuable cards - zeprock - 02-10-2019
My Top 25 MVC in my ORG. dominated by the Mick and 100% vintage although my Trout RC is the same value as #25 on this list.
1953 Topps #82 Mickey Mantle
1955 Topps #123 Sandy Koufax RC
1952 Bowman #218 Willie Mays
1957 Topps #95 Mickey Mantle
1953 Topps #1 Jackie Robinson DP
1968 Topps #177 Rookie Stars/Jerry Koosman RC/Nolan Ryan RC
1958 Topps #150 Mickey Mantle
1953 Topps #220 Satchel Paige UER
1959 Topps #10 Mickey Mantle
1965 Topps #350 Mickey Mantle
1960 Topps #350 Mickey Mantle
1957 Topps #328 Brooks Robinson RC
1956 Topps #33 Roberto Clemente
1963 Topps #200 Mickey Mantle
1962 Topps #200 Mickey Mantle
1956 Topps #5A Ted Williams GB
1967 Topps #569 Rookie Stars/Rod Carew RC/Hank Allen RC DP
1958 Topps #47 Roger Maris RC
1966 Topps #50 Mickey Mantle DP
1961 Topps #300 Mickey Mantle
1956 Topps #130A Willie Mays WB
1955 Topps #50 Jackie Robinson
1957 Topps #1 Ted Williams
1955 Topps #2 Ted Williams
1955 Bowman #184 Willie Mays
I have several listed with values of n/a that might've made this list.
RE: Most valuable cards - DrMitchJ - 02-10-2019
It's really tough to evaluate those n/a cards. Some might be ridiculous, others may be valueless. I wish there was a better way. It's hard to figure a 1/1 on eBay, if your 1/1 was never up for auction.
I have a low numbered Harper auto and Trout auto that would certainly displace a couple of cards in my top 25.
RE: Most valuable cards - waynetalger - 02-13-2019
My top 25 that is valued by Beckett. I also have a few Ruth cards that are NA, a Presidential Possibilities in 1880"s of Russell Alexander Alger, some Graded cards some White Whales and some Superfractors 1/1's and around 150 low numbered cards less than 25 that are not valued by Beckett
1933 Sport Kings #2 Babe Ruth BB
1911-14 General Baking D304 #24 Honus Wagner
1922 E121 American Caramel Series of 120 #86E Babe Ruth Holding Ball
1911-14 General Baking D304 #17 Christy Mathewson
1909-11 American Caramel E90-1 #25 Ty Cobb
1911-14 General Baking D304 #15 Napoleon Lajoie
1940 Play Ball #225 Joe Jackson
1911-14 General Baking D304 #16 Rube Marquard
1914 Cracker Jack #23 Charles Comiskey
1909-11 T206 #309 Christy Mathewson/White Cap
1910 Nadja E104 #20 Larry Doyle 3
1909-11 T206 #459 Tris Speaker
1933 Goudey #119 Rogers Hornsby Field RC
1910-19 Coupon T213 #187 Fred Merkle 2
1952 Red Man #AL23 Ted Williams
1960 Topps #350 Mickey Mantle
1909-11 T206 #168 Johnny Evers/with Bat Cubs Shirt
1909-11 T206 #58 Mordecai Brown/Cubs Shirt
1909 Philadelphia Caramel E95 #4 Ed Cicotte
1909-11 T206 #449 Frank Smith/Chicago-Boston
1909-11 T206 #147 Joe Doyle/Hands Above Head
1909-11 T206 #166 Johnny Evers/Portrait
1909-11 T206 #34 Chief Bender/Portrait
1909-11 T206 #255 Red Kleinow/Boston
1887-90 Old Judge N172 #372 Joseph Mulvey
RE: Most valuable cards - DrMitchJ - 02-14-2019
Wayne, those cards are insane!!! So very cool!
RE: Most valuable cards - flamethrower - 02-14-2019
(02-14-2019, 01:18 AM)DrMitchJ Wrote: Wayne, those cards are insane!!! So very cool!
yep... what he said...
holy crap.
(02-14-2019, 01:43 AM)flamethrower Wrote: yep... what he said...
holy crap.
Oh and by the way Doc, the Trouts you have are just as ridiculous! wish I had collected then. Go Halos!
RE: Most valuable cards - DrMitchJ - 02-14-2019
(02-14-2019, 01:43 AM)flamethrower Wrote: Oh and by the way Doc, the Trouts you have are just as ridiculous! wish I had collected then. Go Halos!
Thanks. It was all luck and all pack pulled ... I was buying Target (and occasionally Walmart) out of every 2011 UPD blaster they could stock at the time ... and ironically it wasn't for the Trout RCs ... it was for the online contest cards and the retail manufactured relic in each box. The Trout US175 cards were just a little surprise bonus
... but in total I pulled 22 base (traded 2), 1 cognac, 1 target red, 1 Walmart blue ... at the time, I believed I complained about Topps' bad collation, but that was the one time it worked in my favor.
RE: Most valuable cards - jack pfiester - 02-14-2019
Looking through My Organize sorted by value, I noticed that the newest HOF inductee's really took off. 1988 Fleer Glossy Edgar at $30!!!
RE: Most valuable cards - hempick - 02-16-2019
I don't use the organize thing on here, but I know that my most valuable card is my 1957-58 Topps Bill Russell rookie (BGS 5).
Second is my 1933 Goudey Lou Gehrig rookie (BGS 1.5).
After that it might be my 2007-08 Topps Finest Kevin Durant Blue Refractor rookie (BGS 10) and after that I'm not sure.
EDIT:
I'm a dumb dumb. I forgot about my 1986-87 Fleer Michael Jordan rookie (PSA 8). Shame on me. That's worth more than the Gehrig, I think.