Topic: [INFO] Topps Allen & Ginter Reference Thread - page 51. (Read 85028 times)
I just had to look though Ebay's terms of service for US stamps, currency and coins. It took a bit of digging. If a listing violated their TOS they would have already taken it down.
This is an interesting article:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/this-rare-physical-bitcoin-can-be-yours-for-99-000
"Only a few hundred remain in the entire world" as a supply metric comparison to the cryptocurrency rookie.
And in the comment section someone asks who needs it, and someone replies Warren Buffett. That's an interesting statement with regards to who would buy a rare safe haven collectible and more importantly why they would buy it.
The parameters of the true importance of the cryptocurrency rookie asset should be established this way given historical comparisons.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/this-rare-physical-bitcoin-can-be-yours-for-99-000
"Only a few hundred remain in the entire world" as a supply metric comparison to the cryptocurrency rookie.
And in the comment section someone asks who needs it, and someone replies Warren Buffett. That's an interesting statement with regards to who would buy a rare safe haven collectible and more importantly why they would buy it.
The parameters of the true importance of the cryptocurrency rookie asset should be established this way given historical comparisons.
Ebay used to prohibit selling loaded cryptocoins but now allows it. Anyone who is dumb enough to pay almost a hundred grand for something worth $15,000 max really should have done his homework. Check recent auctions for 2011 1 BTC Series 2 Casascius coins here.
I thought that they may have lifted that ban. Is that world wide? They kinda let Europe sell them for a bit but not those in the US. How’d you find out about this? Thanks ! (One positive move from an otherwise scummy scammy shit company).
This is an interesting article:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/this-rare-physical-bitcoin-can-be-yours-for-99-000
"Only a few hundred remain in the entire world" as a supply metric comparison to the cryptocurrency rookie.
And in the comment section someone asks who needs it, and someone replies Warren Buffett. That's an interesting statement with regards to who would buy a rare safe haven collectible and more importantly why they would buy it.
The parameters of the true importance of the cryptocurrency rookie asset should be established this way given historical comparisons.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/this-rare-physical-bitcoin-can-be-yours-for-99-000
"Only a few hundred remain in the entire world" as a supply metric comparison to the cryptocurrency rookie.
And in the comment section someone asks who needs it, and someone replies Warren Buffett. That's an interesting statement with regards to who would buy a rare safe haven collectible and more importantly why they would buy it.
The parameters of the true importance of the cryptocurrency rookie asset should be established this way given historical comparisons.
Ebay used to prohibit selling loaded cryptocoins but now allows it. Anyone who is dumb enough to pay almost a hundred grand for something worth $15,000 max really should have done his homework. Check recent auctions for 2011 1 BTC Series 2 Casascius coins here.
ok. that is what i thought you meant after reading it.
I fear those other red minis may never be found. Tossed aside early in the game as being junk cards. Hope that silver didn't meet a similar fate. By now, i'm thinking PSA or BCG would have graded the 2018 cards, but it is pure speculation on my part.
Anyone wanting some other non-precious A&G cards, PM me. i have 4 mini x cards. One of them is ungraded, Mint/Near Mint. Maybe an 8 or 8.5. Also 2, eights and 1 seven.
Gold Border PSA 10s - 0.03
Black Border PSA 10s - 0.01
Sealed Gold Border PSA 10 pack - 0.12 - low population
Color 5x7 PSA 10s - 0.07
I fear those other red minis may never be found. Tossed aside early in the game as being junk cards. Hope that silver didn't meet a similar fate. By now, i'm thinking PSA or BCG would have graded the 2018 cards, but it is pure speculation on my part.
Anyone wanting some other non-precious A&G cards, PM me. i have 4 mini x cards. One of them is ungraded, Mint/Near Mint. Maybe an 8 or 8.5. Also 2, eights and 1 seven.
Gold Border PSA 10s - 0.03
Black Border PSA 10s - 0.01
Sealed Gold Border PSA 10 pack - 0.12 - low population
Color 5x7 PSA 10s - 0.07
Hello out there in treasure land 
Had a small gathering of sportscard collectors over for the weekend and a little wine. From what I remember , everyone felt a red mini 1/5 would have a small premium over the other four. We all agreed the most difficult set to put together would be the four printing plates of a high demand card otherwise known as the rainbow. There are countless roadblocks to ever completing this. Really not all that necessary to have the red mini's graded unless there is a question of authenticity
Mostly we talked basketball cards, Michael Jordan and who was the best to ever have played the game. We talked a little crypto and made our wish lists of which I can't find mine now lol.
All the best out there
There are still a few 1/1 treasures out there so keep looking
The Dolphin
Had a small gathering of sportscard collectors over for the weekend and a little wine. From what I remember , everyone felt a red mini 1/5 would have a small premium over the other four. We all agreed the most difficult set to put together would be the four printing plates of a high demand card otherwise known as the rainbow. There are countless roadblocks to ever completing this. Really not all that necessary to have the red mini's graded unless there is a question of authenticity
Mostly we talked basketball cards, Michael Jordan and who was the best to ever have played the game. We talked a little crypto and made our wish lists of which I can't find mine now lol.
All the best out there
There are still a few 1/1 treasures out there so keep looking
The Dolphin
" everyone felt a red mini 1/5 would have a small premium over the other four."
Is this to mean that the number one card of the set is more desirable in general than two through five. If so, i thought so when i obtained the one version of a players card out of 25 - it just looks cool to see that "1" there. Yeah. i don't believe in leprechauns and i won't believe a rainbow actually exists until i see one. Although i'm being led to believe it exists, i'm still skeptical.
There are members here that are a lot more in the know than I am . I think when putting a subset together like the six stand alone inserts, they always look super cool when you have all six together of the black or red mini but, the red mini solar has never shown up. I had one and a smart person purchased it. I have never seen another one
Pricing a rainbow would be too hard to comprehend and i usually think to low.
Hello out there in treasure land
Had a small gathering of sportscard collectors over for the weekend and a little wine. From what I remember , everyone felt a red mini 1/5 would have a small premium over the other four. We all agreed the most difficult set to put together would be the four printing plates of a high demand card otherwise known as the rainbow. There are countless roadblocks to ever completing this. Really not all that necessary to have the red mini's graded unless there is a question of authenticity
Mostly we talked basketball cards, Michael Jordan and who was the best to ever have played the game. We talked a little crypto and made our wish lists of which I can't find mine now lol.
All the best out there
There are still a few 1/1 treasures out there so keep looking
The Dolphin
Had a small gathering of sportscard collectors over for the weekend and a little wine. From what I remember , everyone felt a red mini 1/5 would have a small premium over the other four. We all agreed the most difficult set to put together would be the four printing plates of a high demand card otherwise known as the rainbow. There are countless roadblocks to ever completing this. Really not all that necessary to have the red mini's graded unless there is a question of authenticity
Mostly we talked basketball cards, Michael Jordan and who was the best to ever have played the game. We talked a little crypto and made our wish lists of which I can't find mine now lol.
All the best out there
There are still a few 1/1 treasures out there so keep looking
The Dolphin
" everyone felt a red mini 1/5 would have a small premium over the other four."
Is this to mean that the number one card of the set is more desirable in general than two through five. If so, i thought so when i obtained the one version of a players card out of 25 - it just looks cool to see that "1" there. Yeah. i don't believe in leprechauns and i won't believe a rainbow actually exists until i see one. Although i'm being led to believe it exists, i'm still skeptical.
Pricing a rainbow would be too hard to comprehend and i usually think to low.
Hello out there in treasure land
Had a small gathering of sportscard collectors over for the weekend and a little wine. From what I remember , everyone felt a red mini 1/5 would have a small premium over the other four. We all agreed the most difficult set to put together would be the four printing plates of a high demand card otherwise known as the rainbow. There are countless roadblocks to ever completing this. Really not all that necessary to have the red mini's graded unless there is a question of authenticity
Mostly we talked basketball cards, Michael Jordan and who was the best to ever have played the game. We talked a little crypto and made our wish lists of which I can't find mine now lol.
All the best out there
There are still a few 1/1 treasures out there so keep looking
The Dolphin
Had a small gathering of sportscard collectors over for the weekend and a little wine. From what I remember , everyone felt a red mini 1/5 would have a small premium over the other four. We all agreed the most difficult set to put together would be the four printing plates of a high demand card otherwise known as the rainbow. There are countless roadblocks to ever completing this. Really not all that necessary to have the red mini's graded unless there is a question of authenticity
Mostly we talked basketball cards, Michael Jordan and who was the best to ever have played the game. We talked a little crypto and made our wish lists of which I can't find mine now lol.
All the best out there
There are still a few 1/1 treasures out there so keep looking
The Dolphin
You're right Dolphfriends, as usual. This will all be fantastical to watch unfold in the coming years. I think it would be nice to see what a PSA 9 x black mini would go for nowadays, but I'm unwilling to sacrifice one of mine to find out.....$2500 maybe??
It's my personal opinion that the silver mini or the wood stock card if found will either sell for over 100,000 or it will be held and not sold at all. I think the days of seeing the black mini under 1,000.00 are over and if a red mini shows up under 10,000 it will be gobbled up quickly. For those of you that know me, I rarely shoot from the hip.
Sets and box's ALL come from the same place, regarding one as lesser than the other is a lame thing to say. And apparently you don't know what a "cash" is from a "shill", but here you are spreading more crap. The 5x7's are ALL rookie cards as well, 1-10's VERY RARE, & 1-49 STILL very rare. No one need to justify a thing, time will prove that each VARIANT is valuable, and the 5x7's will surprise the shit outta EVERY SINGLE ONE OF US, some day.
I tend to agree that just because a card is from the Topps Vault does not make it less desirable than a retail version. For example, i've seen the bidding wars for Topps Vault 2018 Ohtani Rookie autos go through the roof (multiple thousands of dollars).
Even the demand for serialized sets can draw a high price. This one card from the factory sold for $250
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2017-Topps-Update-5x7-Gold-Variation-281-Luke-Voit-RC-10-Rookie-YANKEES/333027063850?hash=item4d89f5b82a:g:OzIAAOSwESdcdNXF
The basic rule of economics is that if someone is willing to pay a price for something then that is the price it is worth. There are examples all over Ebay, COMC and Becketts marketplace of factory sold items bringing in huge dollars.
The Regular Base ideally wouldn't have existed from a perception angle of the origin:
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570.l1313.TR1.TRC0.A0.H0.Xallen+and+ginter+cryptocurrency.TRS0&_nkw=allen+and+ginter+cryptocurrency&_sacat=0
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570.l1313.TR1.TRC0.A0.H0.Xallen+and+ginter+cryptocurrency.TRS0&_nkw=allen+and+ginter+cryptocurrency&_sacat=0
Sorry but, what does that mean?
In that the whole X product is essentially a parallel. And then within that, you have rare parallels and very rare parallels. The X Base isn't really a base. There could be a lot of Regular Base out there per the link, both first and second pages, whereby someone buys it for $1 thinking they have 'the' crypto rookie card.' Honus never had a parallel because there wasn't two sets, he just was and now is.
The X line is more rare for sure. Not only that, those "base" cards are black where imperfections stand out, so getting a 9 or 10 is not an easy task. Case in point, there is only one 10 out of the 20 or so graded for the mini "X".
Sets and box's ALL come from the same place, regarding one as lesser than the other is a lame thing to say. And apparently you don't know what a "cash" is from a "shill", but here you are spreading more crap. The 5x7's are ALL rookie cards as well, 1-10's VERY RARE, & 1-49 STILL very rare. No one need to justify a thing, time will prove that each VARIANT is valuable, and the 5x7's will surprise the shit outta EVERY SINGLE ONE OF US, some day.
These are not relevant to this part of the conversation TBH, as they were not found in boxes.... just a straight purchase from topps. The discussion was about cards found in the boxes, not a shill of what you have sitting in your safe.
Those 5x7s are in the hands of only a couple people. I don't see the 5x7s doing nearly what the regular cards will do.
Or all of the 5x7 sets. Of which there was a #83 error card, also a 1/1. And the Jumbo/Poster Topps Cryptocurrency # 1- 100
Gold 5x7 sets were $1400 to buy, and were numbered to 10...these sets cost the bucks, way more than the other sets originally.
Color 5 x 7 sets were $700 to buy, and were numbered to 49...so if these cost a lot more, doesn't it stand to reason that they would also be
so moving forward? Historically speaking.
Gold 5x7 sets were $1400 to buy, and were numbered to 10...these sets cost the bucks, way more than the other sets originally.
Color 5 x 7 sets were $700 to buy, and were numbered to 49...so if these cost a lot more, doesn't it stand to reason that they would also be
so moving forward? Historically speaking.
These are not relevant to this part of the conversation TBH, as they were not found in boxes.... just a straight purchase from topps. The discussion was about cards found in the boxes, not a shill of what you have sitting in your safe.
Those 5x7s are in the hands of only a couple people. I don't see the 5x7s doing nearly what the regular cards will do.
They are called "Variants", back then the Companies were not $$$ driven, now they are and what we get is a slew of variants. And they ALL have value. Becketts needs to come out with their price guide with the 2018 Topps/Ginter breakdowns, until then, we fly by the seats of our pants. But the REAL thing to remember is: Becketts isn't the end all on price information, long time collectors know this to be true. They have been off, as in way off, so.....take it for what it's worth. 
The Regular Base ideally wouldn't have existed from a perception angle of the origin:
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570.l1313.TR1.TRC0.A0.H0.Xallen+and+ginter+cryptocurrency.TRS0&_nkw=allen+and+ginter+cryptocurrency&_sacat=0
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570.l1313.TR1.TRC0.A0.H0.Xallen+and+ginter+cryptocurrency.TRS0&_nkw=allen+and+ginter+cryptocurrency&_sacat=0
Sorry but, what does that mean?
Thanks for the replies guys. So then the X Black Base with up to maybe 1,500 would possibly align with the 1,100 Alpha Black Lotus Magic Cards at some point.
T206 Wagner with 200 total produced and 57 existing could possibly be X Mini which has less than 100 and who knows how many in actual existence.
Red's would be pieces of priceless art.
1/1 Silver and Printing Plates....
Is this a wild line of thinking with future pricing? And if Moore's Law is applied to the art world considering the growth pattern of crypto would we need to wait 100-200 years or 10-20? We shall see.
T206 Wagner with 200 total produced and 57 existing could possibly be X Mini which has less than 100 and who knows how many in actual existence.
Red's would be pieces of priceless art.
1/1 Silver and Printing Plates....
Is this a wild line of thinking with future pricing? And if Moore's Law is applied to the art world considering the growth pattern of crypto would we need to wait 100-200 years or 10-20? We shall see.
All printing plates are spoken for and safe.....
The whereabouts of the silver is not known and a couple of the reds are not known either.
Wow. if you or someone did the impossible (collecting all 4 printing plates). That'd be the accomplishment of the century or even millennium.
is there still just the one x mini black with a 10, or have there been more now?
Oddly enough, there have been no graded red minis. I for one would just get it authenticated at the least. if it is a 7, it is still worth a ton or am i off here?
Or all of the 5x7 sets. Of which there was a #83 error card, also a 1/1. And the Jumbo/Poster Topps Cryptocurrency # 1- 100
Gold 5x7 sets were $1400 to buy, and were numbered to 10...these sets cost the bucks, way more than the other sets originally.
Color 5 x 7 sets were $700 to buy, and were numbered to 49...so if these cost a lot more, doesn't it stand to reason that they would also be
so moving forward? Historically speaking.
Gold 5x7 sets were $1400 to buy, and were numbered to 10...these sets cost the bucks, way more than the other sets originally.
Color 5 x 7 sets were $700 to buy, and were numbered to 49...so if these cost a lot more, doesn't it stand to reason that they would also be
so moving forward? Historically speaking.
These are not relevant to this part of the conversation TBH, as they were not found in boxes.... just a straight purchase from topps. The discussion was about cards found in the boxes, not a shill of what you have sitting in your safe.
Those 5x7s are in the hands of only a couple people. I don't see the 5x7s doing nearly what the regular cards will do. We all think our kids and possessions are the best and prettiest - Human nature.
is there still just the one x mini black with a 10, or have there been more now?
Just that one insider (total speculation and jealousy on my part) with the PSA 10.
Or all of the 5x7 sets. Of which there was a #83 error card, also a 1/1. And the Jumbo/Poster Topps Cryptocurrency # 1- 100
Gold 5x7 sets were $1400 to buy, and were numbered to 10...these sets cost the bucks, way more than the other sets originally.
Color 5 x 7 sets were $700 to buy, and were numbered to 49...so if these cost a lot more, doesn't it stand to reason that they would also be
so moving forward? Historically speaking.
Gold 5x7 sets were $1400 to buy, and were numbered to 10...these sets cost the bucks, way more than the other sets originally.
Color 5 x 7 sets were $700 to buy, and were numbered to 49...so if these cost a lot more, doesn't it stand to reason that they would also be
so moving forward? Historically speaking.
These are not relevant to this part of the conversation TBH, as they were not found in boxes.... just a straight purchase from topps. The discussion was about cards found in the boxes, not a shill of what you have sitting in your safe.
Those 5x7s are in the hands of only a couple people. I don't see the 5x7s doing nearly what the regular cards will do.
is there still just the one x mini black with a 10, or have there been more now?
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