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It's the biggest no-brainer in the history of mankind, I can't believe you are keeping the flashback
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Mainly collecting Kobe and Jordan cards. PLMK if you want to sell cards which I might need. Thx! |
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enough of this.
Someone bought this MJ Blue PMG /50 for $20,000 9/8/12 according to Ebay: 2012 Upper Deck Fleer Retro Michael Jordan Blue Precious Metal Gems 23/50 Pmg | eBay which is why people on BO speculated $20k or $30k. well they certainly haven't checked ebay within the past few weeks. my point is. which no one else cared to comment on is that these fleer retro PMGs are going DOWN in price. case in example same card just 8 days later went for $10k 11-12 Fleer Retro Michael Jordan Precious Metal Gems PMG Blue 24/50 | eBay and even further down to $7k on 9/27/12 11-12 Fleer Retro Michael Jordan PMG BLUE 25/50 precious metal gem | eBay just two days ago $4.5k 11-12 UD Fleer Retro MICHAEL JORDAN Precious Metal Gems BLUE PMG /50 RARE! | eBay etc... personally i wouldn't pay $1k for a (they call retro) I call it a Knockoff PMG not even in Bulls Uni. there's a reason why MJ NC uni autos & Wizard Uni autos go for less than MJ Bulls Uni. seems pretty clear to me why the guy with the MJ knockoff PMG would accept that trade in an instant.
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#156 (permalink) | |
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I, on the other hand, know exactly what I am willing to pay for an exquisite jordan flashback, and therefore that gives me a better on insight on what the value of that specific card should be. You have to agree, if you are in the market for a specific card, you will have a better insight on how much that card will go for. It's not a rich guy versus poor guy thing, but more of putting your money where your mouth is. Just blurting out that a card is worth $30,000 is ridiculous when you are presented with that same card for $25,000 and decline to purchase it, whether or not you have the funds. That's why i've been trying to dig up some actual recent completed sales of BOTH cards- you can't find any for the flashback, and the guy who pulled the green on these boards knows how much he sold it for, but just because it sold for a certain price doesn't mean that the card is going to sell for that same prices for all ten copies. Maybe the guy who wants it second most is only willing to pay $15,000 for a green. Just because theoretically the first green sold for $30,000, doesn't mean every single one is worth that much. It's only worth as much as how much the next guy is willing to pay for it. Of course, if the first buyer is willing to pay 30k for all ten copies, then that's a different story..... Last edited by hermanotarjeta; 10-03-2012 at 05:52 PM. |
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If the person that started this thread wanted to hear his card is worth alot and its beautiful Here you go . Your flashback is nice . But it not a pmg my friend not even close to a original pmg . You have collectors that like exquisite and some that like both and some that like pmgs . /10 /23 |
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For the most part, we wont see any actual sales of the mj green pmg. I highly doubt we will see an actual ending price to a retro mj patch auto either. In both cases a deal with be hammered out in confidence, just like every big card is. I personally think ebay is a tool used to set a ceiling price on cards. Who knows if people actually pay the price we see. For example.. I throw a MJ retro patch auto up for a BIN at $75,000. You (being my friend) offer me $66,000 and I accept. You leave me feedback in 7 days and I do the same for you. Now comes all the people who have now seen and recorded a selling price of the card at $66k. You and I cancel the transaction and in reality save me fees while you pay me a true price of $25k gift. 2 months later, you put the card up for sale with a $100k BIN and someone else (a friend) offers you $75k and you accept it. Leave feedback, cancel transaction and sell it on the side for say $30k. Now you have 2 transactions recorded with legitimate looking sales. Tada, we have now created a going rate for this card and let everyone dwell on these recent trends in hopes a big spender notices and finally pays the $100k before it gets way out of hand and too expensive. I agree that if there was a buy price offered out there, its much easier to verify a true sale as the buyer puts a price he is willing to pay. But like we have seen in the past, these high end cards will trade hands and the prices will be kept confident. Paul sold his green PMG for $xxxx. NOne of us know the price. If anything, everyones guess is a shot in the dark at what the price paid was. To each their own, but in reality even people with deep pockets can fall into the trap of misconception. Evenmore so when $$ might not be as big of a factor on overspending. |
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The reason you find more greens now is because the product just came out, as with any product there will be people selling them while they are hot. But check back 1 year from now, you will find ZERO. Both cards are worth some coin, its all about finding the right buyer. In the end a /10 card is still more rare than a /25 card that's just plain fact. Another fact is, whoever is doing a PMG Green set has to be loaded, no ordinary person would drop that kind of dough on an insert. I can name about 10 top collectors that own the Retro Exquisite Jordan, I can only name one that owns a green jordan retro. Gimme either one I will be a happy camper :-)
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That is why I stated that the price will come back down. When the 09-10 Exquisite set came out the Jordan auto/patch 'retro RC' was in the $4000 - $6500 range. I can't say I have ever seen one sell for more than $10,000
I don't have the money or the interest in either card, but if someone offered me the hottest card on the market (Jordan green /10) for a card that might fetch $10K I would make the trade and sell the higher valued Jordan green /10 and wait. I promise the Exquisite Jordan will come back around for much less than you sell the hottest card on the market for. |
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both cards are beauts. cant go wrong with either one. and i can't believe we're still discussing a trade that was never even really considered by the op in the first place. |
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Yes, a /10 card is rarer than a /23 card (FACT). But a /10 card is not always "worth" more than a /23 card of the same player (also FACT).
And you know why you can name 10 TOP MJ collectors witht the Flashback and only one with the College Green? No, its not because these TOP collectors cannot afford the College Green and obviously the Green is not impossible to find today like the original Green. Its becasue most TOP MJ collectors don't even regard these new retro greens in college uniform as a "must-have" cards in their collection. They think of them more as a bad joke from UD. ![]() ![]() Quote:
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If its a set collector, sure it plays a bigger role. To each their own on what they collect whether it be retro or exquisite. Look at spinotron. He is a player collector. He paired up his collection to match that of 97 even after taking into consideration that retro pmgs are college. He chose to pair it up. We cannot decide what the collector will do or wont do. Lets just throw that out the window. As for rarity? a green pmg is much rarer than the retro patch auto. Simply by numbers. Sure the retro patch doesnt show up that often, but it has had 4 yrs to settle into collections from the market place. Have you given the MJ green pmg 4 yrs to settle out of the market yet? No. We'll see in 4 yrs how often you come by an MJ green retro pmg. Forget the price/value. Just simple supply standards here. The only linear status here is the supply number. 23 vs 10. Simple logic, the 23 has more oppurtunity to show up than the 10. Dont factor in demand because we cannot control it. Dont factor in price because we cant control that either...or can we? lol As stated before, it all depends on the collector and what he chooses to fulfill his obligations to his collection. We all know for ourselves on which we would pick. THe main thing here to realize is neither is wrong or right, but rather a choice based on taste. |
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OJ, Man I don't know what happened to you the last few weeks, but you sound like a different man. You recent replies have all be well written and eloquent. I got to say....you points comes across much stronger when put in this manner and they are all-well taken. Although I still have some disagreement about the "perceived" value of the New PMGs......but like you said, at the end of the day, every collector is different and that there is no right or wrong.
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I think this is where I disagree. He may profit now, but with his extra cash, he won't be able to replace the flashback in the future with his profit, he may actually need to pay more to get it back. |
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I'm not a green retro hater, I just don't collect college uni jordans. I'm sure there are some high-end jordan guys that collect college uni stuff, I just choose not too, especially when there are so many licensed issue jordans on the market. I don't think I'm the only guy who has no desire for college stuff, there are others who don't want it either, and for this reason, the people who want a retro green should be glad they have less competition for the card. I'm glad that I don't have to pay so much for the card since I have no interest in it. The green is still a nice looking card, but it just doesn't fit within my collecting goals. There are enough high end jordan guys out there that the population report of 10 vs. 23 doesn't really matter in the big picture. If there are 10 guys out there willing to pay X amount for a jordan green, and 23 guys out there willing to pay X amount for a jordan flashback, the price may still come out to be the same. I agree, though, that the 10 is at higher risk of being hoarded. I think for a while 2 collectors owned 8 of the 10 originial pmg green jordans, and as i've alluded to before, that's one way to control market value, even if there are only 10 people in the world who would pay X amount for an original green jordan. Also, these cards may not be as liquid as most people think. It's scary to complete a transaction across the ocean for a five figure card. Many things can go wrong, on both sides. |
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I have been in and out of the hobby , and this is what I suspected recently. You just summarized it so well There are some "big time" sellers out there on ebay, and who knows, they might actually know each others, brothers, friends, etc, and manipulate this price I believed, Gio (Sportitups) mentioned the same thing about the Finest refractor gold embossed. How do we really know? Personally, I prefer owning a card that is # 99 or 250 (eg Lebron ultimate RC) or even 500 (eg. Lebron SPA RC) at least, you can find out how much other cards are selling for because they will be a lot of them |
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The most rarest of cards would probably fall on the 97 pmg green MJ. ONly 1 has come up for action in the past 6 yrs. Ive seen more retros patch autos up for auction compared to Jordan Retro pmg greens. |
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