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Post by Mike M on Jun 23, 2022 5:24:59 GMT -5
Just recall, Early Classics was never an official set. It's the most wanted bootleg set out there. Actually, this is incorrect. The set was sold by FG. Nothing “bootleg” about it. |
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Post by "Emperor Norton" (Mark T) on Jun 23, 2022 7:43:33 GMT -5
Early Classics sits in a weird category to me. It's official in the sense that it was sold through FG, but not necessarily "canon". When it was new I didn't consider it an essential purchase, but looking back now I appreciate it a lot for what was done with the filling in the blanks aspect of it. A few hundred bucks to the right person isn't unreasonable.
Genesis and the Jack Hood card I DO have and I've seen them sell for somewhere around $75. If one were to sell. Which I won't.
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Post by malicelover on Jun 23, 2022 17:35:48 GMT -5
Now I just need to figure out the best way to sell them lol. Chris throw them out for $250 and see if you get a bite on it. |
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Post by patrick on Jun 23, 2022 18:40:57 GMT -5
If he puts them out for 250$ I’m in
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Post by on_the_edge on Jun 23, 2022 18:58:56 GMT -5
I guess it is all a matter of what you consider in regard to having value. As long as one person is willing to pay a huge amount for an original set it does not matter if they release the set in color. If you gauge value in the number of people interested in buying an original set, especially say in an auction setting where bidders can drive up the price, than with a color release you will see a slight dip as non collectors will not bid on an original set. Either way the original sets will still go for a high price anytime someone decides they are willing to part with it.
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