@onMantel Jokic 10 RC Pop 193, Curry 10 RC Pop 371, Giannis 10 RC Pop 87….but you claim Jokic and Curry have low liquidity, so you arbitrarily changed them to PSA 9 calcs to show high liquidity? Your “analysis” makes no sense
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@bigbridealguy Harbaugh took Kaepernick to the SB. I wouldn’t rule Herbert out yet.
What that means for his hobby math, well, 95% of all players, the time to sell is now. Time only improves long term value for a handful of guys each decade.
Checked eBay. There are 0 Jokic’s for sale, 2 Curry’s, and 2 Giannis’s. So your claim that Giannis has sooo many more available than Curry and Jokic is false as well
@HouseOfJordans why doesn’t Card Ladder incorporate active listings in its value calculator? I have a PSA graded card that’s been BIN at $60 below the Card Ladder value ($200 v CL260) for a few weeks. Wouldn’t that make the active market value $200?
@JunkWaxHero79@WaxMuseumPC Notice how the narrative changed though when they celebrate the person who won the card in the break, versus celebrating the breaker? Would the Filthbomb story be different if they talked about the 6(?) individuals who hit the debuts in the break, and not Filthbomb?
@Paul_Lesko “None higher” isn’t nearly as bad as people who quote the specific grade pop count and nothing else. “1961 Fleer Bill Russell PSA 2 Pop 61”
Who cares it’s a pop 61 when there are 1000 better copies? There are a number of hobby “influencers” who do this regularly
@HugginsAndScott I generally like the new platform, so good work. One critique - you text me outbid notices every time my bid is increased under my max, along with a separate text saying I posted my next sequential bid. It’s confusing. I never got outbid.
@JoshReynolds24 I was a Packer fan at the game. Walking into the stadium, we prob had 3 sets of fans give us good natured ribbing, and about 5 sets of fans who were dropping f-bombs and throwing middle fingers. Luckily, we booked club seats, and we didn’t get harassed at all once at our seats.
@FatManTerra I wonder how they enforce the 90 day no trading rule. There is no doubt their employees are regularly buying/selling on other exchanges.
I wonder what it would show if you crossed the Binance employee roster against the Celsius or FTX creditors lists.