[altz11]

Well let us know what happens (if possible), I'm curious to see what grade and price it gets.

[carrollm09]

It's pretty crazy. I've busted the hell out of some 90s wax hoping for a pull like this...

There's a lot of hate/questions, but I think a lot of it is coming from trolls with nothing better to do. If it's real I'd slab it because condition is likely to be less of an issue than authenticity considering its desirability. Theoretically, what would be the best way to sell this card? Does anyone think that the end sale-value would be high enough from commissioning this card to justify the kickback? And how exactly do you ship a gold brick?

[jacobystealshome]

It's pretty crazy. I've busted the hell out of some 90s wax hoping for a pull like this...

There's a lot of hate/questions, but I think a lot of it is coming from trolls with nothing better to do. If it's real I'd slab it because condition is likely to be less of an issue than authenticity considering its desirability. Theoretically, what would be the best way to sell this card? Does anyone think that the end sale-value would be high enough from commissioning this card to justify the kickback? And how exactly do you ship a gold brick?

he sent to psa, using whatever their fastest option is. he said hes getting it back on weds.

[mgoehring]

he sent to psa, using whatever their fastest option is. he said hes getting it back on weds.

I saw it was taken down off eBay, presumably so he could send it in to be slabbed

[evo89x]

I wonder how'd they know to spot the fakes? They are so uncommon, but I guess they can go off the reds.

[djohn]

I wonder how'd they know to spot the fakes? They are so uncommon, but I guess they can go off the reds.

They can compare to other players cards from the same set as well. They should have notes on what the card thickness and dimensions should be and should check the actual printing style as well.

[buckunteer]

Way back in the day, a guy somewhere in like Oklahoma or Kansas or something bought 2 packs of 97-98 flair and pulled one of the MJ 1/1 masterpieces. Two packs? That's like an 8 dollar investment and I believe he made $10k on the card even back in 1998.

I just want one high-dollar iconic MJ from the 90s. I'll scrap and save and get one of them eventually, but even if I had 75K lying around I wouldn't buy one card with it. Crazy!

[altz11]

I just want one high-dollar iconic MJ from the 90s. I'll scrap and save and get one of them eventually, but even if I had 75K lying around I wouldn't buy one card with it. Crazy!

+1
I couldn't logically make sense of buying a really high dollar modern insert. Maybe a vintage card like a mantle rc but I still probably couldn't pull the trigger.

Plus, one thing that makes this hobby so great is saving up, maybe selling a few items and avoiding ebay until you get enough money to get that card you've always wanted. I've always wondered if I had a ton of money, would I still collect? It's almost like what's the point if you can just run out and buy ANYTHING at any time?

[djohn]

I've always wondered if I had a ton of money, would I still collect? It's almost like what's the point if you can just run out and buy ANYTHING at any time?

There is always the fun of the hunt. When money isn't an issue any more you can literally try to get 1 of every card or collect some of the really nice rare stuff out there that is just much harder to find.

[odditycards]

you could buy a good house in Detroit for 70k

Heck...you could by DETROIT for 70k...