Buying books, games, and cards at their peak and selling them a couple months later at a huge loss since 2020. Collect Brett,Cabrera,Verlander,& Scherzer.
@jbcollects1@Topps@CardPurchaser agreed. i thought it would be 150ish, but 129 is decent, especially considering 1 on-card auto (even if it's Milwaukee AAA releiver) and regular stadium club went for $100.
@DanClarkSports I accounted for L/R pitching matchups, ballparks, weather patterns,, swing development over the year, and pitcher injury rates. Trust me, he'll hit 664. I'd bet my house on it.
How do the Detroit @tigers, one of the oldest teams in the league and wearing one of the most iconic uniforms in the league, not make the first 20 cut?? #cityconnect https://t.co/Ds0VnsiXiI
Ok, well, maybe I prejudged. Price of Jumbos decreased from last year, checklist is now available and order limits are reduced too-hopefully to allow more to purchase--and they're saying you'll receive boxes when or before others. Okay, my apologies, @Topps...
Who didn’t see this coming? No more checklists. No more odds, no more Cardboard Connection or @beckettcollect providing details. Just pre-buying cards blind. This is what happens when one company controls everything & only quarterly earnings are valued @CardPurchaser
Who didn’t see this coming? No more checklists. No more odds, no more Cardboard Connection or @beckettcollect providing details. Just pre-buying cards blind. This is what happens when one company controls everything & only quarterly earnings are valued @CardPurchaser
Can somebody, preferably a lawyer with some antitrust expertise, explain to me like I’m a 5-yr old how Fanatics was allowed to buy Topps? It’s a billion dollar industry dominated by a single corp. Is it the league, team, player licensing? Are sports different? @CardPurchaser