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Re: Uncut sheet Value? Series One

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Posted by Wayne (moderator) on July 7, 2008 at 16:11:06:

In reply to: Re: Uncut sheet Value? Series One posted by Ray Decay (68.96.6.98) on July 7, 2008 at 15:48:32

The condition sounded a little rough but not too bad... I think it could go for a little more than your estimate (maybe $30-$50). Since they are oddball items, you really never know what to expect when selling them... I have no idea on what the demand is for original series 1 sheets of 44.

I agree that most people that collect these types of items want the sheets of 132 or 264, but there are collectors that would be excited to get anything from the original series 1.

Wayne

> There isn't a good price guide for sheet collecting. Being cut into 44 card groups and not a common full sheet of 132 really kills its value and collectability. Sheet collectors like myself generally only look for full sheets of 132 or 264. I'd value your sheets at around $10-20 only because they are first series. That's my estimate, hope it helps.
>
> > I own 2 sheets of the series 1 gpks (usa version) uncut sheets.
> > These are glossy backs, stickers do have die cuts.
> > Not mint, side and corners show some softness, but stickers are not peeling or creased.
> >
> > My sheets are in 44 card groups
> > series A on one sheet and Bs on the other.
> > This makes a full master set with checklist backs and award backs.
> >
> > so whats the value?
> >
> > I don't know. I can't find a good price guide for things of this nature.

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Re: Uncut sheet Value? Series One - myequation (66.169.94.164) 16:33:07 07/07/2008 (2)
- Re: Uncut sheet Value? Series One - ADAM Bomb (63.85.183.146) 10:50:58 07/10/2008 (0)
- Re: Uncut sheet Value? Series One - Wayne (moderator) 17:28:37 07/07/2008 (0)

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> The condition sounded a little rough but not too bad... I think it could go for a little more than your estimate (maybe $30-$50).  Since they are oddball items, you really never know what to expect when selling them... I have no idea on what the demand is for original series 1 sheets of 44.
> 
> I agree that most people that collect these types of items want the sheets of 132 or 264, but there are collectors that would be excited to get anything from the original series 1.
> 
> Wayne
> 
> 
> > There isn't a good price guide for sheet collecting. Being cut into 44 card groups and not a common full sheet of 132 really kills its value and collectability. Sheet collectors like myself generally only look for full sheets of 132 or 264. I'd value your sheets at around $10-20 only because they are first series. That's my estimate, hope it helps.
> >  
> > > I own 2 sheets of the series 1 gpks (usa version) uncut sheets.
> > > These are glossy backs, stickers do have die cuts.
> > > Not mint, side and corners show some softness, but stickers are not peeling or creased.
> > > 
> > > My sheets are in 44 card groups
> > > series A on one sheet and Bs on the other.
> > > This makes a full master set with checklist backs and award backs.
> > > 
> > > so whats the value?
> > > 
> > > I don't know. I can't find a good price guide for things of this nature.

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