22KT Gold NFL Cards from Danbury?

[ramsey13]

I have a set of these things in the closet. Any clue what they maybe worth? I think I bought them in 2001-2002 but they have been hidden away so long I forgot I bought them. Any help on value is appreciated. Thanks Ant

[Zacky1053]

Doesn't look like much if this is what you have:

http://completed.shop.ebay.com/i.htm...c0.m283&_rdc=1

[mvelasquez21]

if you check ebay you might find some. they arent woth much maybe at the most $5-$10 a card maybe more for certain players. i had some but they were of Yankees and still have them because no one wanted to buy them lol

[Zacky1053]

Originally Posted by mvelasquez21

if you check ebay you might find some. they arent woth much maybe at the most $5-$10 a card maybe more for certain players. i had some but they were of Yankees and still have them because no one wanted to buy them lol

I don't know if they were required to put the actual amount of gold in each card in the sales things but those are usually incredibly misleading. 9/10 of those have little to no gold at all, similar to gold PLATED coins.

[mvelasquez21]

Originally Posted by Zacky1053

I don't know if they were required to put the actual amount of gold in each card in the sales things but those are usually incredibly misleading. 9/10 of those have little to no gold at all, similar to gold PLATED coins.

exactly when in hand they bend just as easily as regular cards so they must have a minute amount of gold because i don't think solid gold is very pliable.

[flipxneo0]

Originally Posted by mvelasquez21

exactly when in hand they bend just as easily as regular cards so they must have a minute amount of gold because i don't think solid gold is very pliable.

i could be wrong but i thought gold was one of the softest metals especially the higher the carat i believe something like 12kt contains more other metals than gold. and 24kt contains more gold than other alloys. just my 2

[mightbe]

Originally Posted by flipxneo0

i could be wrong but i thought gold was one of the softest metals especially the higher the carat i believe something like 12kt contains more other metals than gold. and 24kt contains more gold than other alloys. just my 2

Yes, gold is very soft. Panini actually stated that was a concern for them in making the gold cards redemptions since they'd be fragile.

[Zacky1053]

Originally Posted by mightbe

Yes, gold is very soft. Panini actually stated that was a concern for them in making the gold cards redemptions since they'd be fragile.

Wonder if that's part of the reason they had them encased. Although that helps presentation too.

[ramsey13]

Thanks for the input. If anyone knows of someone interested. I will sell these cheap. They are eating up space. Thanks Ant

[ramsey13]

I have a link to them up now. FS was asking 100 now $75 dlvd. Thats $1 a card and S&H

[nefan]

LOL I am getting the Baseball set