[sonicsfan20]

What kind of value does this card have? I pulled it today, and I want to make sure I get the most value out of selling such a rare card. It says I can either get a cut signature card or a original signed document. Anyones help would be greatly appreciated.

[alstott9adams]

Lucky man and if you that worried beckett will sell you iteam on ebay for you for a fee you should contact them it gives you the best chance of getting top dollar

[2sexy4u]

nice pull, wanna trade.

[chitown hustler]

Beckett Select Auctions can help you. http://www.Beckett.com/Select, dsliepka@beckett.com

[oreowing64]

Very nice and congrats. I wouldnt rush into anything. I would get the word out to as many collectors, antiquity collectors, and personally, depnding on what the document is, i might consider taking the document instead. the cut signature my decrease the value. Good Luck. oreo.

[shelbysaleen]

if its going to be a 1/1 card you might be better off with the card. Some of them go high but a original document could be nothing special.

If I was you I would ebay it on my own

[tbone134]

how did you get this cut

or from which product?

[sonicsfan20]

I spoke with Topps today. Sometime this week I am suppose to get a picture of the document. They say it is in excellent condition, so I am leaning towards the document. I have seen documents listed with one anitiquity dealer from $40,000-100,000. The last George Washington autograph from Razor Cuts sold for $44,000. So I am waiting until I see the picture to make my decision for sure.

[sonicsfan20]

Everybody I've spoken with have said Ebay probably isn't the best way to go since it is such a rare thing in American History. 1/1 sounds nice, and if the document were not in condition that's the way I would go. But from what I hear it is in excellent shape. Once I see it I will make my decision. (Definitely a life changing moment for me and my family) Thanks for the input.

[sonicsfan20]

I pulled it from 2009 Topps Heritage. I actually bought it from a Walmart of all places. Go figure! I have to say it is probably one of the ten best pulls in the history of trading cards ever. Personal opinion of course!