[mikeschlueter783]

Might be the only four 1973 unused in existence?!?!?!

Willing to trade for HOF or future HOF rookies, autos, gu

Thanks

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[mikeschlueter783]

Nobody?

One used stub is selling for $99 on ebay. I'd take much less than that!

[rtnc2008]

interested what are you looking for, trade or sale?

[mikeschlueter783]

(02-13-2011 03:43 AM)rtnc2008 Wrote:  interested what are you looking for, trade or sale?

Either really - but figured it would be easier to trade!

Was looking for maybe in the $200-300 trade. Would prefer one card but would consider combining if the cards were right.

What are your thoughts?

Mike

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[klarson03]

(02-07-2011 11:25 PM)mikeschlueter783 Wrote:  Nobody?

One used stub is selling for $99 on ebay. I'd take much less than that!

Yes, but you have to realize, that is the price they are ASKING. MANY people set ridiculously high and overpriced Buy-it-Now prices on eBay. There is currently a Kobe Bryant 1996-97 SP RC card graded PSA 7!, going for $50!!! PSA 10's of this same card only sell for around $30!!. So my point being, that just because someone has it for sale at a particular price certainly doesn't mean it is worth anywhere near that. A real estimate of the price would be to look at completed auctions and see what one ACTUALLY sold for, and I mean where someone actually bought it. Now it doesn't mean that its NOT worth what they are asking because it very well could be, but you just have to be careful.

Just thought I would point this out because it seems like a lot of people, certainly not just you, use CURRENT ASKING prices when deciding the value of something, when they should be using prices that were actually PAID.

[mikeschlueter783]

I understand completely - but make sure you realize what I'm asking.

The BIN price for a TORN stub of the same year is $99. I have four - pristine - UNUSED - tickets that I am willing to trade for $2-300 which is what - maybe $40 cash per ticket.

I don't think that is crazy.

Here are 1992 tickets that sold!
http://cgi.ebay.com/Four-NCAA-Final-Four...230dc070b0

What do you think they are worth?

They HAVE to be the only ones in existence. That game was a MONSTER for St. Louis. And to have unused in this condition - I'm impressed that I own them!

[hilfiger1975]

(02-13-2011 04:30 AM)klarson03 Wrote:  Yes, but you have to realize, that is the price they are ASKING. MANY people set ridiculously high and overpriced Buy-it-Now prices on eBay. There is currently a Kobe Bryant 1996-97 SP RC card graded PSA 7!, going for $50!!! PSA 10's of this same card only sell for around $30!!. So my point being, that just because someone has it for sale at a particular price certainly doesn't mean it is worth anywhere near that. A real estimate of the price would be to look at completed auctions and see what one ACTUALLY sold for, and I mean where someone actually bought it. Now it doesn't mean that its NOT worth what they are asking because it very well could be, but you just have to be careful.

Just thought I would point this out because it seems like a lot of people, certainly not just you, use CURRENT ASKING prices when deciding the value of something, when they should be using prices that were actually PAID.

I agree, Ebay pricing is not all it's cracked up to be.