I've seen it all now!!!

I'd say that some people would do anything to get the upper hand so they could make a few dollars. Just think if the pack is full of just commons and the winner ends up paying big bucks.
 
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Think about it. What better way to guarantee an unsearched pack? I for one would never buy a vintage pack from a loose box.

D.
 
theres an ebay seller, the name slips me now, but I bought from him when topps pristine came out a couple of years ago. He was a dealer in unopened packs & wrappers. He wrote a book on them & had scads of them on the bay at the time.
 
Fritz said:
theres an ebay seller, the name slips me now, but I bought from him when topps pristine came out a couple of years ago. He was a dealer in unopened packs & wrappers. He wrote a book on them & had scads of them on the bay at the time.
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I have a book called "The Unopened Pack, Wrapper & Display Box Guide" by Mark Murphy "The Baseball Card Kid". It's a really interesting read.
 
There's also a HUGE market on the non-sports part of the hobby. GAI has been doing this sort of grading for years. I actually have a graded unopened boy of Daktari from 1967(?) from GAI. Nice piece of history! :)
 
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There are people that also just collect packs themselves. With some people trying to put together a run of complete Topps packs, just like they collect the sets.
 
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Go figure... stupid me actually OPENED my star wars figures as a kid and played with them... what was I thinking?!?!?!? :p

Actually still have my Chewbacca and Yoda figures from 1977 and 1980...
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tell me about it, I have the boba fett sendaway and its beat to snot lol

apparently worth a few buckazoids if its in the package :)
 

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