The 2010 Bowman Stephen Strasburg red 1/1 auto was pulled from a jumbo box. So, where is it?
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The card is listed as $50,000 buy it now or best offer. Sheesh!
Let's have a contest. You're allowed one guess, take a gander at where the card is going to end. Whoever gets closest gets six Topps Million codes that I pulled out of a hobby box of Series 2 a few days ago.
I will take guess as long as the card is up for auction.
$23,456.78
ReplyDeleteI really have no idea bout these things, but my guess is $8,000.00.
ReplyDeleteTo think I was excited about pulling a Yowill Espinal Orange Refractor 3/25 out of a blaster today. Then I looked at EBAY and realized I can't get the price of one pack for it.
ReplyDeleteAnyway I'll guess $33,605.
$23,456.79 Bob
ReplyDelete18,465.00
ReplyDelete12,101
ReplyDelete$13,546 for a conservative guess.
ReplyDelete$26k
ReplyDelete$12.50 - Well, that's what it's worth anyway.
ReplyDeleteAm I excluded? I will go with $26,001.
ReplyDeleteAnyone else see that Family Guy?
I know I don't count, but I like that episode.
I'm gonna take the high road and guess $40,000.
ReplyDeletePart buyer ignorance and part seller stubbornness.
I'm going to make an offer. What do you think he'll say to $152. That's about all I've got until payday. Freakin 2010 Bowman! I'm broke!
ReplyDelete$27,369
ReplyDeleteI wonder if this will cause the prices of Bowman to drop a little or for sales to slow down. All of the big Strasburgs have now been pulled. I think the way to go is to buy a product behind. Get the Bowman once Ginter comes out. Grab Ginter once Chrome or T206 comes out. Hopefully prices drop a little in the attention wake as everyone chases the next big thing.
$23,456,80
ReplyDeleteThis is just crazy collecting. $19, 749? God there's so many better things you could have for that.
ReplyDeleteI am going to guess $32,000, if this price is actually hit this proves that people are just bat crazy.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what to base a guess on - afaik, the superfractor auction was not legit since it appears to be a deadbeat buyer.
ReplyDeleteI hope this contest is legit (auction has to be legit and paid for, not hype-bidded).
If it's legit, I'd say maybe $4,500.
$21,001
ReplyDeleteI'll bid $4, though.
$19,000 Bob!
ReplyDeleteI'll go with $13,358.89. I don't think this will carry much of a premium over the already ridiculous regualr superfractor.
ReplyDelete-Andy
$12,425 unless he throws a perfect game today then I'll go with one milllllion dollars. And a shark with a fricken' lazer.
ReplyDelete34,000
ReplyDeleteOne spayed cat and one neutered dog.
ReplyDeleteWhat? Isn't this The Price Is Right.
Ok, my bid is, reserve not met.
lol, Paulie you got me chuckle. Twice. Thanks.
ReplyDelete$24,877
ReplyDeleteI say $27,777.77
ReplyDeleteWhere will the insanity end for these cards?
I am going to say that this card will NOT sell.
ReplyDelete'nuff said.
I'm gonna go $45,000. 17000 For a nonauto, can't wait to see this when the dust clears.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to say $1, but someone guessed really low, so there's no fun in that.
ReplyDeleteWhat the heck: I'll say there's someone who will pick it up for $49,999.
45k
ReplyDelete$26,980. That's what I'd pay. (NOT).
ReplyDeleteMy prediction is this card will go Unsold. At least in this listing and he or she will not take any offers.
ReplyDelete$18,312
ReplyDelete$15,575
ReplyDelete$7,889.00
ReplyDeleteI'm buying the Guidry instead:
ReplyDeletehttp://cgi.ebay.com/1988-Topps-Ron-Guidry-RARE-BLUE-BORDER-1-1-STRASBURG-/230487053915?cmd=ViewItem&pt=US_Baseball&hash=item35aa19565b