McDavid Rookie sells for 55K

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just having a look at the bidding percentages of those top bidders, boggles my mind. It appears a lot of people are very loyal to PWCC auctions.
 
Absolutely unreal to drop 55K on a piece of Cardboard, alas it's going to be one of the most iconic new era cards. Would have been alot more fun to spend the 55K on cases of the 15/16 The Cup (if available still), Pray for the MCD and still be able to have a blast. Whilemake most of your return on everything that you wanted to sell from the breaks.
 
Nice to see the hobby get some attention. But the article is unfortunately missing lots of information on private sales that have occurred at much more than $18,100. I myself sold a modern card last summer for more than that and know of several others. Still cool though.

I'm sure the investor who bought the card will realize a profit on it when the time comes to sell....as long as McD's eventual winning record matches his personal hype.
 
From the article:
Before this record price tag, the highest sale price for a modern hockey card — produced since 1986 — was $18,100 for another McDavid card

Am I crazy or was the Crosby Cup RPA /99 not going for over $20k?
 
The Edmonton media have been throwing a lot of coverage at this. And unfortunately, it's not as fully fleshed as one might hope - not a lot of attention paid to the fact that this is a tough pull, from a premium product, and that it has a difficult grade.

While I'm glad to see the hobby getting some attention, I am wary of the potential for another gold rush.
 

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