I have a question about the Topps Golden Giveaway code cards. Are the prices listed for cards that have had the codes entered or not entered? Does anybody collect these things? I have about 100 that are just taking up space. If the pricing is for codes that have been entered, do I keep them, trade them or throw them away?
You mean Beckett pricing? On eBay they are about $2-3 a code. So you could sell the lot for like $250.
Beckett pricing is $X each. Do people really want them after the codes have been entered?
No. If you want them enter them, if not, sell the lot on eBay.
I think it would depend on who and how you collect. Each one has a player on it and is listed in Beckett under that player. If you are a casual collector, it might not be worth keeping (No stats or other player info). But if you are a super-collector, you're keeping it without question.
I've collected them if the player on the front is one of my PC guys...and have made trades to other people for what I assume is the same reason.
As long as you let the other person know before the trade is accepted that the code is used, I would think you might be able to trade a couple of them based on my experience.
True, but always specify if it is used or not, as ceocards said.
I have a ton of them that are already redeemed, would sell or trade them real cheap!
I collect them for the players on the front. I could care less if the code has been used or not. I'm not using the code. I'm still missing these four from this year's set:
GGC22 Nolan Ryan
GGC23 Tony Gwynn
GGC24 Steve Carlton
GGC25 Warren Spahn
(11-04-2012, 05:48 PM)zeprock Wrote: [ -> ]I collect them for the players on the front. I could care less if the code has been used or not. I'm not using the code. I'm still missing these four from this year's set:
GGC22 Nolan Ryan
GGC23 Tony Gwynn
GGC24 Steve Carlton
GGC25 Warren Spahn
I have the Gwynn, Spahn and Carlton in my org. They are yours if you want them.