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ASM 300 Appreciation/ Club Thread
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Gabagool

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Can I ask something? When did this book start commanding over $2 G's in CGC 9.8? Last time I paid attention it was only going for a thousand in said grade.

I don't think it has ever sold for $2,000.

 

Wrong on that one slugger.... not only are i think at least 2 people asking $2,000 on ebay, but i do recall seeing some when you see what they sold for as well.

 

Once again it's great if you own one and you can say i have a Comic worth that amount, but if your in the market for one like i just was then it sucks lol

Asking price is a totally different story, Slugger. However, I dont believe there are any GPA recorded sales of a blue label for $2,000. If you can point us in the direction of one that was not captured by GPA, that'd be great. (Thumbs u

 

I stated that in my post prior, but the most one was sold for on ebay CURRENTLY was $1359.33 and that was won on a bid. i've been eyeing an Amazing #300 since eariler this year and i do recall seeing one sold for $2k. Ebay doesn't have sold prices from 6 months back.

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valiantman

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i've been eyeing an Amazing #300 since eariler this year and i do recall seeing one sold for $2k. Ebay doesn't have sold prices from 6 months back.

GPAnalysis.com has Ebay sold prices back to 2002.

 

The highest price ever paid was $1,725 in 2006.

 

The highest price in the past 12 months was $1,358 in July.

 

 

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awakeintheashes

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The most over-hyped, over paid, ridiculously and undeservingly deified, baseball player of all time. Like in comics, the Walking De.... I'd better stop. I see pitchforks.

Regardless, he's still the most popular, most successful, and dare I say, most important NY sports figure of the last 50 years.

 

With that said, I understand your point and agree to some extent. And, that's coming from a lifelong Yankees fan. Dave Winfield was my hero and I endured hours of Mantle highlights as my dad reminisced on his childhood.

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lol Joe Namath, Reggie Jackson, Clyde Frazier, and Mo Rivera might beg to differ with you. I'll give Jeter his credit where its due hell of a career and no brainer HOFer.

 

But I must tell you as a lifelong Redsox fan when Nomar was healthy Jeter could not hold his jock strap.

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B-Smooth

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The most over-hyped, over paid, ridiculously and undeservingly deified, baseball player of all time. Like in comics, the Walking De.... I'd better stop. I see pitchforks.

Regardless, he's still the most popular, most successful, and dare I say, most important NY sports figure of the last 50 years.

 

With that said, I understand your point and agree to some extent. And, that's coming from a lifelong Yankees fan. Dave Winfield was my hero and I endured hours of Mantle highlights as my dad reminisced on his childhood.

Mantle was playing 50 years ago. Even Mattingly was a far better player. There's no doubt Jeter is a HoF player, I'll give him that. It's just that his game, while consistent, doesn't warrant the praise he gets. I can name 10 yanks that had more talent, just not as long a career for a variety of reasons. Players I'd pick before god Jeter.

Mattingly (pre-injury)

Mantle- I won't even waste words

Rivera

Munson (pre death)

Reggie

Ruth

Gehrig

Winfield

DiMaggio

Lefty

 

 

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mysterio

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The most over-hyped, over paid, ridiculously and undeservingly deified, baseball player of all time. Like in comics, the Walking De.... I'd better stop. I see pitchforks.

Regardless, he's still the most popular, most successful, and dare I say, most important NY sports figure of the last 50 years.

 

With that said, I understand your point and agree to some extent. And, that's coming from a lifelong Yankees fan. Dave Winfield was my hero and I endured hours of Mantle highlights as my dad reminisced on his childhood.

Mantle was playing 50 years ago. Even Mattingly was a far better player. There's no doubt Jeter is a HoF player, I'll give him that. It's just that his game, while consistent, doesn't warrant the praise he gets. I can name 10 yanks that had more talent, just not as long a career for a variety of reasons. Players I'd pick before god Jeter.

Mattingly (pre-injury)

Mantle- I won't even waste words

Rivera

Munson (pre death)

Reggie

Ruth

Gehrig

Winfield

DiMaggio

Lefty

 

 

You felt the need to specify the period of his career you'd consider?

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B-Smooth

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The most over-hyped, over paid, ridiculously and undeservingly deified, baseball player of all time. Like in comics, the Walking De.... I'd better stop. I see pitchforks.

Regardless, he's still the most popular, most successful, and dare I say, most important NY sports figure of the last 50 years.

 

With that said, I understand your point and agree to some extent. And, that's coming from a lifelong Yankees fan. Dave Winfield was my hero and I endured hours of Mantle highlights as my dad reminisced on his childhood.

Mantle was playing 50 years ago. Even Mattingly was a far better player. There's no doubt Jeter is a HoF player, I'll give him that. It's just that his game, while consistent, doesn't warrant the praise he gets. I can name 10 yanks that had more talent, just not as long a career for a variety of reasons. Players I'd pick before god Jeter.

Mattingly (pre-injury)

Mantle- I won't even waste words

Rivera

Munson (pre death)

Reggie

Ruth

Gehrig

Winfield

DiMaggio

Lefty

 

 

You felt the need to specify the period of his career you'd consider?

Yes.

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