OT: Cards reselling for $300
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Are they actually selling for those prices though? They were listed that high last night but weren't selling
From what I can gather, they are going to be giving out the same card at every game. So, the question becomes—- with more supply available do prices drop? Or will ticket prices continue to increase, forcing high prices on the cards?
Really glad whoever bought mine last night doesn't understand basic economics
I am clueless about these cards, but a kid who sat next to me in 114 who seemed to know them said the card at the MSU game will be different and even more coveted. Who knows?
According to the people we spoke to is that they are giving out the same card at every game leading up til the end(5 schools 3 games each)
Each time they distribute it will lower costs (supply/demand) so why they were paying more for them this past game to get the ROI
Again could have been BS but seemed legit
Each time they distribute it will lower costs (supply/demand) so why they were paying more for them this past game to get the ROI
Again could have been BS but seemed legit
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Why don’t we have @rutgersal_rivals139582 steal all the cards, sell on eBay for $600/piece and fully fund our NIL budget for next year?
… did you just solve the the great MSU One Piece burglary caper???
The second game you could still get $300 pretty easily, maybe a bit more
Today they were looking to buy for 200, some offering a bit less
I didn't sell today, I want to keep at least one as a souvenir, maybe selling on line the other couple I have if I can get a decent amount
A lot of guys - and they are all guys - offering $150. I was happy to take $300 for our two. Ended up covering one of our 2 season tickets from the 3 games.
Might have been a mistake, but I have several I did not sell
Might try posting on the web for a higher price if others have an inflated listing
Will keep one for sure just because
I have 4 seats so of the 12 cards I kept 4 (one each for me and my sons to add to our Rutgers collection. The other 8 were sold on the spot (with diminishing payoff $400 x 2 game 1, $300 x 3 game 2, and $150 x 3 for game 3). A nice haul of $2,150 cash. If I sold all 12 at those prices the total haul would have been $3,400 … thanks RU as I never heard of OnePiece until this season.
I for one thought it was great that RU was included in this event. I liked the halftime show for game one. Got 400/ the first night, kept them from the second game, got 200/ for the third game. I have 4 season tickets and got enough, assuming I don't spend it, to pay half my season ticket bill.
While I might have some suggestions on the distribution and buyers process, I have to say thank you to RU for getting us included.
While I might have some suggestions on the distribution and buyers process, I have to say thank you to RU for getting us included.
Hold on to them, as the people willing to sell them for these prices decrease and awareness and demand increase you might begin to see some crazy prices on these...what's the total supply of these cards? Or are there different sets that were distributed at each game? That would be even better lol
How do you get them PSA graded? Haven’t done that since I was a kid and only remember doing it at baseball card shows
hen graded
Sold all my tickets to the 3 games on SeatGeek (6 tickets in 200 Level) and got about $2,500 back after fees.
I don’t love selling my tickets to non RU fans but knowing they were going to a bunch of card collecting geeks I was fine with it lol.
Sounds like I could have gotten $4,000 -$5,000 for all the cards (18) if I made the drive collect and sell them but with a newborn, the awful weather and a pitiful team I just didn’t feel like making the long drive for any of these games.
Was debating hanging it up after this year after a nice run of season tickets (about 10 years) but recouping some money for those 3 games might keep me in for next season.
I don’t love selling my tickets to non RU fans but knowing they were going to a bunch of card collecting geeks I was fine with it lol.
Sounds like I could have gotten $4,000 -$5,000 for all the cards (18) if I made the drive collect and sell them but with a newborn, the awful weather and a pitiful team I just didn’t feel like making the long drive for any of these games.
Was debating hanging it up after this year after a nice run of season tickets (about 10 years) but recouping some money for those 3 games might keep me in for next season.
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Thank you! Didn’t. Realize you can go to GameStop to do this. I actually have a few cards def worth some money that I have never bothered doing this for
I sold mine on eBay. The pics I have before show clean card. Hong Kong buyer saying he received a scratched card. But no damage to the packaging. Purely a he said she said and ChatGPT says eBay will side with him. Anyone have an experience like this. Hey it’s all found money but I don’t like to get taken either. TIA
That's unfortunate. The guy realizes he paid too much and is trying to screw you. I was really surprised to see the on-line sales drop from $600+ to under $300. I guess the number of people that "had to have it" is dropping.
It's a bit of a nightmare, but I had a similar experience where I put a laptop on ebay and the winning bid came from a woman in Saipan, an island in the Phillipines Sea. It shipped by boat and took like 3 months to reach her. In the meantime, she wanted her money back, saying she never got it, although I had proof that it was shipped including the tracking number. If I had done nothing, eBay would have voided the sale and she would have had a free laptop. I had to put a lot of effort into calling eBay and defending myself to keep the money. Eventually she did acknowledge she received it, but from that point forward, when I set up an auction, I say no international sales. It potentially hurts the best sales price but definitely saves some headache.
I was listening to WFAN coming into work today, and a caller told Boomer and Gio that he was a St. Johns season ticket holder. To mess with the One-Piece scalpers, when he would be approached, he'd tell the scalper he didn't know what the card was was and tossed into the garbage can. He would point out the can and watch these guys run to it and go through the garbage looking for cards that weren't there.
Kinda mean but also kinda funny, lol.
Kinda mean but also kinda funny, lol.