Granny Mays was my local haunt too, every Thursday night mum would take me with her shopping and I'd spend my time hanging in there talking and drooling over the MJ Power in the key the owner had in his glass cabinet. My $5 weekly allowance always went on a pack of cards, my favorite at the time being Skybox Premium.My first pack was an 89-90 Hoops pack from Granny May's - used to find them in Westfield shopping malls in SA.
The jordan rookie (fleer 57) at 8.5 which is what I have sells for around $1,200. If it was BGS 9 you could triple that... and 9.5 you could probably trade it for a nice car. lol
I remember back in 93-94 going to a shop in Bourke St Melbourne, can't remember the name but it was on the first floor opposite Myers in the Mall. The shop was always packed, particularly around lunchtime with guys dressed in suits and I'd watch mesmerised as they traded cards as if it was the stock exchange. The noise, the atmosphere, the buzz, it was electric and feverish as these men worked out their trades. Ah....the good old days!
Prices have changed a lot with the graded rookies, 8.5 sell under $1000, 9's around $1000-$1500 and 9.5's go for $3500-$5500 depending on subs, only premium sub cards sell past $5000 and can go for up to $7500...
BGS graded? I've seen plenty of 8.5s go for $1200+ in the last few months...
I picked mine up for $600 on Ebay australia which i was pretty happy with. Currently bidding on a terrible condition one (would prob get about a 4 max) for $20... hope i win! haha
you can definitely pick up some bargains if you keep an eye out, so you're probably right about the averages. Sometimes people actually overpay. A BGS 9 sold for over $7500 recently which seems excessive.
I started collecting in the early 90's. Penrith had a pretty good hobby scene back then. We had High Court Card, The Card Shack and Granny Mays. Now I don't think there is a shop selling BBall cards within a hours drive of me
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