Originally Posted by arrowheadnation (Post 15578910)

Since I can't afford any of the cards that I want right now, I picked up something that I've been on the lookout for.

$5000 face value Super Bowl LIV ticket (the highest price that I'm aware of) with an EXTEMELY RARE postgame on-field pass.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...1247a191_z.jpg

It will look nice next to the program, ring, confetti, and the trophy.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...5bce23a8_z.jpg

Originally Posted by tatorhog (Post 15576898)

I follow some collectors on twitter that are big into it. There's some crazy waiting period to even be able to buy a "pack" and it seems like a giant pain in the ass. But then they open this $14 pack (or whatever they paid) and flip the contents for hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

I never anticipated blockchain cards, but I guess its a thing now. a LeBron dunk sold for $208k recently.

Other NFT things are bringing ridiculous amounts. Jack Dorsey is selling his very first tweet, if it hasn't already sold, and last I heard it was at like 2.5 mil.

Some blockchain art has brought millions.

Originally Posted by arrowheadnation (Post 15578910)

Since I can't afford any of the cards that I want right now, I picked up something that I've been on the lookout for.

$5000 face value Super Bowl LIV ticket (the highest price that I'm aware of) with an EXTEMELY RARE postgame on-field pass.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...1247a191_z.jpg

It will look nice next to the program, ring, confetti, and the trophy.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...5bce23a8_z.jpg

Originally Posted by teedubya (Post 15592777)

I've been building NFT sets for over a year now. We've minted over 500,000 NFTs... not sports related. But the business is booming.

We launched BCHeroes.com with a pack mechanism... sold almost 50,000 packs so far. And done over 2.5 million in revenue on the secondary market.

Creators get 6% on average every time a digital collectible that they created is sold on a secondary market.

NBA Top Shot is huge... wait until the NFL NFT equivalent is live.

FOX 4 News had me on yesterday to talk NFTs.

https://fox4kc.com/sports/local-guru...-museum-launch

Originally Posted by Coach (Post 15605482)

Wonder what the value would be for a 1989 Topps Traded Nolan Ryan #106T that is graded as 10.0 Gem Mint and 1995-1996 Fleer Total D #3 Michael Jordan, also graded as 10....

Originally Posted by Easy 6 (Post 15605875)

Prices on Ryan are all over the map, everywhere from $15-125

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...sa+10&_sacat=0

That Jordan MIGHT be quite a bit more valuable...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1995-FLEER-...8AAOSwlHRfvSH3

Originally Posted by Coach (Post 15606025)

Yeah, the Ryan one that I have in my possession, I was seeing the same thing you were seeing as well, anywhere from $30-$80 in some sites.

As for the Jordan one, I was surprised to see that it might be $700.00+ by the link you provided me. The card is exactly what it looks like on the link that was provided, but the case is BCCG (which on the back of the case shows the www.beckeett.com/bccg) and it did say "10 - Mint or Better".

Originally Posted by Coach (Post 15606025)

Yeah, the Ryan one that I have in my possession, I was seeing the same thing you were seeing as well, anywhere from $30-$80 in some sites.

As for the Jordan one, I was surprised to see that it might be $700.00+ by the link you provided me. The card is exactly what it looks like on the link that was provided, but the case is BCCG (which on the back of the case shows the www.beckeett.com/bccg) and it did say "10 - Mint or Better".

Originally Posted by KChiefs1 (Post 15606040)

One thing you have to remember is that grading companies makes a difference in price. A PSA will sell higher than a BCCG.