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“What’s one card you’ll never sell no matter the offer?”
Okay lets see that card that no matter the offer you wont sell.
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I’m not sure there are any cards that I wouldn’t sell “no matter the offer”. That said I have a 1955 Bowman Ernie Banks from my grandfather that is probably valued in the $1,000~ range that it would take an outrageously over value offer for me to even consider selling it, probably 10x the value at a minimum.
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i think deep down you wouldnt sell.. but i also agree if it was to happen it would have to be extreme circumstances and value too
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My ultimate Star Wars grade. Wide vison sketch card of the Duel on Mustafar drawn by Ryan Finley that in September Hayden Christensen will sign and in April Ewan McGregor will sign
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Already a sick card, going to be insane with the signatures on it!
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One thing I do for autograph prep is I mess around with a card in photoshop to get and idea what ink colors work best and placement, here is the final concept
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That’s going to look so good. Never thought about mocking up signatures before going to get them. Great idea!
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Oh yeah it helps so much, gives you a good idea what the final product could look like and plan accordingly. Kind of the card equivalent of measure twice cut once lol
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is an interesting way to see how a color will look..
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cant wait to see it finally signed.. going to get it graded or just encapsulated to preserve it?
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Yes and this will definitely be my first PSA upcharge lol my estimate is post encapsulation, if I can get 10 autos and a card grade of at least 8(very rare for sketches to grade that high) it’s going to be a $3k-$5k card
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thats nice.. wonder why they critique sketch cards harder
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Naturally in bad condition because a artist has been handling it so its never as pristine as reg cards
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interesting.. though i feel sketch cards or things of similar would get that its been altered note.
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Typically sketch cards are the same as an autograph, it was added but apart of the official card. But it’s handled way more than a normal card before it’s packed
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oh i get that cause the artist is handling it. though some use gloves but i still get the point.
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My will be my graded 2025 Chinese pokemon Card of two cubone full art SAR sitting on the bridge.
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Lets see it if your willing to share a pic of it
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This right here would be the one.. Not worth much. Cost more to grade it then the card is worth.. But the first card i ever got signed. Waiting after a game at spring training and got him to sign it.. Wish i new then what i know now and had a sharpie instead of ball point pen..
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That’s awesome right there! Core memory that has always stuck with you
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yeah well sadly i stopped collecting and what was left of my cards where just sitting in an bin.. then a couple months back i was helping clean out the garage at my moms and she gave me stuff that was my grandmas and such and then said heres some of your old baseball cards. soon as i opened it i could smell the cardboard and picking them up and then seeing that one was like man now time to go to the store and get cards.. luckly the decent cards where in top loaders.
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I’m glad it brought you back to the hobby
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me too even if the hobby has completely changed and is crazy right now
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