ESP Match Used Ball Redemptions

[AutographedMemorabilia]

OK i will ask this in here who collector cards and who collects memorabilia.
As a card collector how much would you pay for a redemption card.
As a Memorabilia collector how much would you pay for a game used football now a memorabilia collector will not care that it is 1 in 25,200 packs they will look at it as a game used football on the other hand a card collector will be looking for the card.

 

[troy titans]

OK i will ask this in here who collector cards and who collects memorabilia.
As a card collector how much would you pay for a redemption card.
As a Memorabilia collector how much would you pay for a game used football now a memorabilia collector will not care that it is 1 in 25,200 packs they will look at it as a game used football on the other hand a card collector will be looking for the card.

how difficult is it to get a state of origin game used football? surely there not an easy pickup? therefore some collectors may be willing to throw a whole heap more cash at it, plus you also get the card so who knows

 

[Matt26]

As a comparable example, one of the balls used in the AFL Grand Final this year (1 of 6 balls used per game) signed by winning captain and coach recently sold for $5700.

On the other hand, a ball from the Melbourne vs Manly preliminary final this year sold via NRL auctions for $620 unsigned.

Cheers
Matt

 

[ooneil]

The card is where the value is. There are only 6 ands it 1 in 25000 packs. A master set collector is going to pay shit loads for it. The ball is just a bonus.

 

[KyleP]

OK i will ask this in here who collector cards and who collects memorabilia.
As a card collector how much would you pay for a redemption card.
As a Memorabilia collector how much would you pay for a game used football now a memorabilia collector will not care that it is 1 in 25,200 packs they will look at it as a game used football on the other hand a card collector will be looking for the card.

The fact that there are only six cards available means that they will sell for a lot. Card collectors are going to be interested in the card as much as the football and as we have seen before some people are willing to pay a lot. Also please try to use some grammar and punctuation or at least something closely resembling the English language.

 

[Brplat]

Personally, i would love to see a photo of the redemption card - its not like many people will ever see one

 

[Billyhoyle]

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[1967Sharks]

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Nah I'm straight.