So the round of the Topps Project 2020 issue released the print runs for the latest Griffey and Nolan Ryan. And woo hoo...did those cards take it to a new level.
The Griffey was over 99,000 and the Ryan just over 64,000.
The next highest were the latest Trouts at 33,000 and 34,000.
The cat is certainly out of the bag now. The Griffey tripled the Trouts. Should be interesting to see the secondary market demand with such a spike in print run. And the sellers undercutting the Topps single card sales by $2.99 each.
Not sure I see the value as a seller selling at $17 a card with free shipping which costs minimum $2.89. Seller fee and transaction fee. Walk away with maybe $2 per card sold profit?
Not enough meat for me... but that's the hobby now. Resellers selling to just about break even. No doubt sometime in the near future when the money in cards begins to dry up...there are going to be massive liquidations of collections and inventory being dumped by get rich quick guys that are getting over their head in this market. Happens all the time. And now there are a ton of people watching these Youtube "investors" and trying to follow.
Ouch
The Griffey was over 99,000 and the Ryan just over 64,000.
The next highest were the latest Trouts at 33,000 and 34,000.
The cat is certainly out of the bag now. The Griffey tripled the Trouts. Should be interesting to see the secondary market demand with such a spike in print run. And the sellers undercutting the Topps single card sales by $2.99 each.
Not sure I see the value as a seller selling at $17 a card with free shipping which costs minimum $2.89. Seller fee and transaction fee. Walk away with maybe $2 per card sold profit?
Not enough meat for me... but that's the hobby now. Resellers selling to just about break even. No doubt sometime in the near future when the money in cards begins to dry up...there are going to be massive liquidations of collections and inventory being dumped by get rich quick guys that are getting over their head in this market. Happens all the time. And now there are a ton of people watching these Youtube "investors" and trying to follow.
Ouch