Pettersson YG HG

[creasecollector]

Ended at $3049 USD. That's a touch over $4000 Canadian dollars. Congrats to the seller on a great sale, and the buyer for winning such a hot rookie card right now.

 

[Boom Boom]

No doubt a valuable card, that should sell for a hefty amount. But when a "private" bidder wins it with 100% of their bids (only one in total) with that same seller, many will question the legitimacy of that auction. Lets see what the next couple of copies sell for.

 

[danvincent78]

Real bidder concerns aside, it’s a great thing that a card from UD1 is going for this much. Also, considering the rcs “held” for Series 2 (Svechnikov, Tkachuk, Mittelstadt, Andersson, etc.) I think it’s a pretty good year for rcs. Better than last season. Every year can’t be like 16-17

 

[porschegt3]

Not me. Sleeves, if put in properly, and a top-loader are much better for the condition of a card than straight into a one touch

Would like to see a YouTube video. Any link?

I must be doing something wrong with 35pt cards when put cards in top-loaders for my kid's Tim Horton cards. I end up dinging a corner or chipping an edge most the times. I use all one touches for 130pt+ cards and can't see why a top loader could mitigate risk of preserving condition better.

 

[quincy]

people complain that there's no value in breaks, and then complain that cards are too expensive. I guess we'll never win.

I think the complaint is one of distribution. Value is disproportionately skewed into a dwindling number of monster hits. It is not helped by the fact that there are economic incentives for the remaining cards in a case bearing a monster hit to be sold quickly and cheaply.