As of today, December 19 the following are stats covering the last 7 days on ebay for etopps in-hands:
Quantity of etopps in-hands listings: 464
Sell-Through: 51.72%
Average starting price: $2.27
Average final price: $7.97
Highest Single Card Sale: 2008 Allen and Ginter Barack Obama, $75.00
Highest Mult-Card Sale: 2008 Allen and Ginter Yankee Stadium Tribute Set, $140
Highest Graded Sale: 2001 Albert Pujols BGS 9.5 $99.99
Highest Non-Graded Autograph Sale: Willie Mays Classic Baseball, $250
Highest Graded Autograph Sale: None
Other best sellers:
* 2001 Albert Pujols
* 2003 Tom Brady
* 2008 Allen & Ginter Yankee Tribute - Mickey Mantle
* 2008 Allen & Ginter Yankee Tribute - Lou Gehrig
In-hand listing (not including graded or autographed) that received most bids that sold well: 2008 All & Ginter Barack Obama: 12 bids
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Not sure where to put this, but I was curious if you've checked out the eTopps history of error cards. Like most cases, they also break down into:
Uncorrected Varieties:
- 04 Robin Roberts Classic Baseball (errors on stats on back)
Corrected Varieties:
- 06 Craig Hansen and Andy LaRoche (incorrect PR quantities on back)
- 06 RRO normal-bordered RROs (first five RROs that year including Reyes, Kemp, Drew, Uggla, and McCann. Errors of all have been photo verified, except for Drew, AFAIK)
Mythical Varieties:
- 04 Baseball Burnitz and Kevin Brown (different photos on in-hands than what is in the checklist on the Etopps site, though no verifiable photos of site-pictured cards have surfaced)
These seem to be the most supply-limited cards of all of eTopps, but I think traffic is so infrequent, that they don't get much notice, even in the eTopps community.
I remember that eTopps even offered a free replacement card with a black border for the mistakenly shipped normal-bordered RRO cards in 06. Logically, any reasonable collector would have held on to what they received, and maybe sold them later.
This might be a good area to explore for future blog post topics!
Cheers,
Todd
Good for you for remembering these error cards, Todd.
I never kept track of them and did not realize some of the ones you listed.
Thank you for covering all of them in your comment.
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