That Tony Parker will bring in $4800 easily.....EDIT - just saw a box of Immaculate FOTL Busted - rough price $4000 USD for a Hobby Box
The cards were:
Killian Hayes Base #/99
Luke Kennard Jersey #/99
Markelle Fultz 1 Colour Patch #/10
Tony Parker Patch Auto Premium Edition Redemption #/15
Aaron Nesmith Shoe Patch Auto Premium Edition #/25
Isaac Okoro Rookie Introductions Auto #/99
If I had paid $4000+ USD for a box of that I think I would cry for a very long time......
EDIT - just saw a box of Immaculate FOTL Busted - rough price $4000 USD for a Hobby Box
The cards were:
Killian Hayes Base #/99
Luke Kennard Jersey #/99
Markelle Fultz 1 Colour Patch #/10
Tony Parker Patch Auto Premium Edition Redemption #/15
Aaron Nesmith Shoe Patch Auto Premium Edition #/25
Isaac Okoro Rookie Introductions Auto #/99
If I had paid $4000+ USD for a box of that I think I would cry for a very long time......
For anyone saying the market is dead....
I counter with this. (see the link not picture)
Marcus Camby logoman
Yes it's a logoman
Yes it's a 1/1
No there is no auto
Yes it's Marcus Camby
Yes it's a new product.
The only thing that has gone close attached are 90s inserts.
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2020-21...2349624.m46890.l49286&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0
I agree with with your observations above. I always had the fear that the high Buy It Now prices would remain after the hype died down. I'm also concerned there will be cards that have found their way into part time collectors hands and we'll never see them again.What I'm noticing of late are the following:
1. Sell prices for the most part are coming down.
2. The volume of new listings is decreasing as well as the variety.
3. Sellers creating "Buy It Now" threads either haven't caught on or a clinging to the hope they can still get what they would have 12 months ago.
Same hereI am still selling cheap cards. That's my focus now. Just get rid of my parallels and bulk lots of retail stuff
Grading what i like and just going to hold all my stuff.
The market is dropping because of a number of factors.
1. Interest rates going up everywhere.
2. Cost of living going up.
3. Xmas around the corner.
4. Investors leaving the hobby because the return isn't there anymore.
5. Collectors leaving because investors ruined the fun for them...
6. + other reasons individual hobbyists have
There is still plenty of people in this hobby and it's not going to fall over, it's just going through a rebalancing exercise.
Same here
Well said.I'm still buying, but less because of the exchange rate. I'm still selling slightly less. But agreed - prices are dropping overall, and especially on cards that have nothing rare, unique, or special about them. And long-backlogged PSA returns continue to flood the market with junk that will never move now. That said, the drop on the "blue chip" stuff in the tens, or hundreds, of thousands of dollars has been brutal.
I've been saying this would happen since the pandemic 'grade everything' frenzy, so it's not surprising to me. Cards are such an illiquid 'asset' that speculating on them is a far larger gamble than with stocks, for example. I'm primarily a collector, so I guess I've been less exposed trying to gamble with cards.
Since the pandemic boom I've been offloading as many cards as I could that I didn't think I'd be able to sell fairly quickly. My total collection is just over 200 cards now, and I'd still be confident in moving almost all of these quickly at the moment if I decided to consolidate into something bigger. But I'm waiting to see what happens over the next few months before committing to something big like that
We're also now in the lead-up to Christmas, so the market will slow down even more like it always does at this time. But bigger than that are all the macro factors we're all aware of and - like most people - for me, these are far more concerning than the perceived value of some cardboard dropping on paper.
They have their place but there are too many of them imo.Now, if we can just get rid of the group breaker's, we'll be sweet!
Not in Aus. Need a proper competitor to CherryThey have their place but there are too many of them imo.
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